Method for Controlling Alarm Clock of Electronic Device and Electronic Device

ABSTRACT

A method for controlling an alarm clock of an electronic device and an electronic device is provided. The method for controlling an alarm clock of an electronic device includes detecting a non-contact behavior after the alarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, where the non-contact behavior includes a sound and/or a non-contact action, matching the detected non-contact behavior with at least one standard model, and when the matching is successful, controlling the alarm clock of the electronic device according to an alarm clock control manner corresponding to the successfully matched standard model. The technical solutions provided by the embodiments of the present invention help to simplify a user operation of controlling an alarm clock of an electronic device, thereby improving user experience.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application is a continuation of International Application No.PCT/CN2013/072913, filed on Mar. 20, 2013, which claims priority toChinese Patent Application No. 201210300519.2, filed on Aug. 22, 2012,both of which are hereby incorporated by reference in their entireties.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to the field of electronic technologies,and in particular, to a method for controlling an alarm clock of anelectronic device and an electronic device.

BACKGROUND

At present, as hand-held terminal devices (such as mobile phones andpersonal digital processing devices) become more intelligent, users haveincreasing requirements on usability of hand-held terminals.

For example, at present, a touchscreen is disposed on many hand-heldterminal devices, such as mobile phones. Sometimes a user may experiencethe following situation when using a hand-held terminal device with atouchscreen. At present, many users use mobile phones as an alarm clockto wake up in the morning. Generally, light in a bedroom is dim, andwhen an alarm clock rings, a user normally needs to pick up the mobilephone to watch a screen of the mobile phone. This process is veryannoying and has relatively strong irritation to eyes. Moreover, it isrelatively complex to perform an operation based on a touchscreen or akey to dismiss and snooze an alarm clock.

SUMMARY

Embodiments of the present invention provide a method for controlling analarm clock of an electronic device and an electronic device, so as tosimplify a user operation of controlling an alarm clock of an electronicdevice, thereby improving user experience.

A first aspect of the present invention provides a method forcontrolling an alarm clock of an electronic device, which may includedetecting a non-contact behavior after the alarm clock of the electronicdevice is triggered, where the non-contact behavior includes a soundand/or a non-contact action, and matching the detected non-contactbehavior with at least one standard model, and when the matching issuccessful, controlling the alarm clock of the electronic deviceaccording to an alarm clock control manner corresponding to thesuccessfully matched standard model.

In a first possible implementation manner of the first aspect, thematching the detected non-contact behavior with at least one standardmodel includes matching a behavior parameter corresponding to thedetected non-contact behavior with a standard behavior parametercorresponding to the at least one standard model, and when a preset ruleis met between the behavior parameter corresponding to the detectednon-contact behavior and a standard behavior parameter corresponding toone standard model of the at least one standard model, determining thatthe detected non-contact behavior successfully matches the one standardmodel.

With reference to the first aspect of the present invention or the firstpossible implementation manner of the first aspect, in a second possibleimplementation manner, the detecting a non-contact behavior after thealarm clock of the electronic device is triggered includes at least oneof the following manners: detecting a motion trail of a moving object byusing a camera after the alarm clock of the electronic device istriggered, detecting an ambient sound by using a sound pickup apparatusafter the alarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, anddetecting a distance between, or a change status of a distance betweenthe moving object and the electronic device by using a distance sensorafter the alarm clock of the electronic device is triggered.

With reference to the second possible implementation manner of the firstaspect, in a third possible implementation manner, when the camera isused to detect the motion trail of the moving object after the alarmclock of the electronic device is triggered, the matching a behaviorparameter corresponding to the detected non-contact behavior with astandard behavior parameter corresponding to the at least one standardmodel, and when a preset rule is met between the behavior parametercorresponding to the detected non-contact behavior and a standardbehavior parameter corresponding to one standard model of the at leastone standard model, determining that the detected non-contact behaviorsuccessfully matches the one standard model includes: determining amotion direction corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, matching thedetermined motion direction with at least one first-type standard motiontrail model, and when a difference between the determined motiondirection and a standard motion direction that is corresponding to onestandard motion trail model of the at least one first-type standardmotion trail model is less than or equal to a threshold m1, determiningthat the detected motion trail successfully matches the one first-typestandard motion trail model, or determining a pattern corresponding tothe motion trail of the moving object, where the motion trail isdetected by using the camera, matching the determined pattern with atleast one second-type standard motion trail model, and when similaritybetween the determined pattern and a standard pattern that iscorresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at least onesecond-type standard motion trail model is greater than or equal to athreshold m2, determining that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one second-type standard motion trail model, or determininga motion speed corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, matching thedetermined motion speed with at least one third-type standard motiontrail model, and when a difference between the determined motion speedand a standard motion speed that is corresponding to one standard motiontrail model of the at least one third-type standard motion trail modelis less than or equal to a threshold m3, determining that the detectedmotion trail successfully matches the one third-type standard motiontrail model, or determining a motion speed corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected by usingthe camera, matching the determined motion speed with one preconfiguredthird-type standard motion trail model, and when the determined motionspeed is greater than, equal to, or less than a standard motion speedcorresponding to the one preconfigured third-type standard motion trailmodel, determining that the detected motion trail successfully matchesthe one preconfigured third-type standard motion trail model, ordetermining a motion speed corresponding to the motion trail of themoving object, where the motion trail is detected by using the camera,matching the determined motion speed with at least one fourth-typestandard motion trail model, and when a difference between thedetermined motion speed and at least one standard motion speed that iswithin a standard motion speed range corresponding to one standardmotion trail model of the at least one fourth-type standard motion trailmodel is less than or equal to a threshold m4, determining that thedetected motion trail successfully matches the one fourth-type standardmotion trail model, or determining a motion speed corresponding to themotion trail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected byusing the camera, matching the determined motion speed with onepreconfigured fourth-type standard motion trail model, and when thedetermined motion speed is greater than, equal to, or less than at leastone standard motion speed within a standard motion speed rangecorresponding to the one preconfigured fourth-type standard motion trailmodel, determining that the detected motion trail successfully matchesthe one preconfigured fourth-type standard motion trail model, ordetermining a motion displacement corresponding to the motion trail ofthe moving object, where the motion trail is detected by using thecamera, matching the determined motion displacement with at least onefifth-type standard motion trail model, and when a difference betweenthe determined motion displacement and a standard motion displacementthat is corresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at leastone fifth-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m5, determining that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one fifth-type standard motion trail model, or determining amotion displacement corresponding to the motion trail of the movingobject, where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, matchingthe determined motion displacement with one preconfigured fifth-typestandard motion trail model, and when the determined motion displacementis greater than, less than, or equal to a standard motion displacementcorresponding to the one preconfigured fifth-type standard motion trailmodel, determining that the detected motion trail successfully matchesthe one preconfigured fifth-type standard motion trail model, ordetermining a motion displacement corresponding to the motion trail ofthe moving object, where the motion trail is detected by using thecamera, matching the determined motion displacement with at least onesixth-type standard motion trail model, and when a difference betweenthe determined motion displacement and at least one standard motiondisplacement that is within a standard motion displacement rangecorresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at least onesixth-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m6, determining that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one sixth-type standard motion trail model, or determining amotion displacement corresponding to the motion trail of the movingobject, where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, matchingthe determined motion displacement with one preconfigured sixth-typestandard motion trail model, and when the determined motion displacementis greater than, less than, or equal to at least one standard motiondisplacement within a standard motion displacement range correspondingto the one preconfigured sixth-type standard motion trail model,determining that the detected motion trail successfully matches the onepreconfigured sixth-type standard motion trail model, or determining amotion duration corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, matching thedetermined motion duration with at least one seventh-type standardmotion trail model, and when a difference between the determined motionduration and a standard motion duration that is corresponding to onestandard motion trail model of the at least one seventh-type standardmotion trail model is less than or equal to a threshold m7, determiningthat the detected motion trail successfully matches the one seventh-typestandard motion trail model, or determining a motion durationcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, matching the determined motionduration with one preconfigured seventh-type standard motion trailmodel, and when the determined motion duration is greater than, lessthan, or equal to a standard motion duration corresponding to the onepreconfigured seventh-type standard motion trail model, determining thatthe detected motion trail successfully matches the one preconfiguredseventh-type standard motion trail model, or determining a motionduration corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, wherethe motion trail is detected by using the camera, matching thedetermined motion duration with at least one eighth-type standard motiontrail model, and when a difference between the determined motionduration and at least one standard motion duration that is within astandard motion duration range corresponding to one standard motiontrail model of the at least one eighth-type standard motion trail modelis less than or equal to a threshold m8, determining that the detectedmotion trail successfully matches the one eighth-type standard motiontrail model, or determining a motion duration corresponding to themotion trail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected byusing the camera, matching the determined motion duration with onepreconfigured eighth-type standard motion trail model, and when thedetermined motion duration is greater than, less than, or equal to atleast one standard motion duration within a standard motion durationrange corresponding to the one preconfigured eighth-type standard motiontrail model, determining that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one preconfigured eighth-type standard motion trail model.

With reference to the second possible implementation manner of the firstaspect, in a fourth possible implementation manner of the first aspect,when the sound pickup apparatus is used to detect the ambient soundafter the alarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, thematching a behavior parameter corresponding to the detected non-contactbehavior with a standard behavior parameter corresponding to the atleast one standard model, and when a preset rule is met between thebehavior parameter corresponding to the detected non-contact behaviorand a standard behavior parameter corresponding to one standard model ofthe at least one standard model, determining that the detectednon-contact behavior successfully matches the one standard modelincludes acquiring a volume value corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquired volume valuewith at least one first-type standard sound model, and when a differencebetween the acquired volume value and a standard volume value that iscorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least one first-typestandard sound model is less than or equal to a threshold n1,determining that the detected sound successfully matches the onefirst-type standard sound model, or acquiring a volume valuecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired volume value with one preconfigured first-typestandard sound model, and when the acquired volume value is greaterthan, equal to, or less than a standard volume value corresponding tothe one preconfigured first-type standard sound model, determining thatthe detected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured first-typestandard sound model, or acquiring a volume value corresponding to thesound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching theacquired volume value with at least one second-type standard soundmodel, and when a difference between the acquired volume value and atleast one standard volume value that is within a standard volume valuerange corresponding to one standard sound model of the at least onesecond-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn2, determining that the detected sound successfully matches the onesecond-type standard sound model, or acquiring a volume valuecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired volume value with one preconfigured second-typestandard sound model, and when the acquired volume value is greaterthan, equal to, or less than at least one standard volume value within astandard volume value range corresponding to the one preconfiguredsecond-type standard sound model, determining that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured second-type standard soundmodel, or acquiring an audio frequency value corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquiredaudio frequency value with at least one third-type standard sound model,and when a difference between the acquired audio frequency value and astandard audio frequency value that is corresponding to one standardsound model of the at least one third-type standard sound model is lessthan or equal to a threshold n3, determining that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one third-type standard sound model, oracquiring an audio frequency value corresponding to the sound detectedby using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquired audiofrequency value with one preconfigured third-type standard sound model,and when the acquired audio frequency value is greater than, equal to,or less than a standard audio frequency value corresponding to the onepreconfigured third-type standard sound model, determining that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured third-typestandard sound model, or acquiring an audio frequency valuecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired audio frequency value with at least onefourth-type standard sound model, and when a difference between theacquired audio frequency value and at least one standard audio frequencyvalue that is within a standard audio frequency value rangecorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least onefourth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn4, determining that the detected sound successfully matches the onefourth-type standard sound model, or acquiring an audio frequency valuecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired audio frequency value with one preconfiguredfourth-type standard sound model, and when the acquired audio frequencyvalue is greater than, equal to, or less than at least one standardaudio frequency value within a standard audio frequency value rangecorresponding to the one preconfigured fourth-type standard sound model,determining that the detected sound successfully matches the onepreconfigured fourth-type standard sound model, or acquiring an audiofrequency change trend corresponding to the sound detected by using thesound pickup apparatus, matching the acquired audio frequency changetrend with at least one fifth-type standard sound model, and when theacquired audio frequency change trend is the same as a standard audiofrequency change trend corresponding to one standard sound model of theat least one fifth-type standard sound model, determining that thedetected sound successfully matches the one fifth-type standard soundmodel, or acquiring a volume change trend corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquiredvolume change trend with at least one sixth-type standard sound model,and when the acquired volume change trend is the same as a standardvolume change trend corresponding to one standard sound model of the atleast one sixth-type standard sound model, determining that the detectedsound successfully matches the one sixth-type standard sound model, oracquiring an audio frequency change rate corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquiredaudio frequency change rate with at least one seventh-type standardsound model, and when a difference between the acquired audio frequencychange rate and a standard audio frequency change rate that iscorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least oneseventh-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn5, determining that the detected sound successfully matches the oneseventh-type standard sound model, or acquiring an audio frequencychange rate corresponding to the sound detected by using the soundpickup apparatus, matching the acquired audio frequency change rate withone preconfigured seventh-type standard sound model, and when theacquired audio frequency change rate is greater than, equal to, or lessthan a standard audio frequency change rate corresponding to the onepreconfigured seventh-type standard sound model, determining that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured seventh-typestandard sound model, or acquiring an audio frequency change ratecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired audio frequency change rate with at least oneeighth-type standard sound model, and when a difference between theacquired audio frequency change rate and at least one audio frequencychange rate that is within a standard audio frequency change rate rangecorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least oneeighth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn6, determining that the detected sound successfully matches the oneeighth-type standard sound model, or acquiring an audio frequency changerate corresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickupapparatus, matching the acquired audio frequency change rate with onepreconfigured eighth-type standard sound model, and when the acquiredaudio frequency change rate is greater than, equal to, or less than atleast one standard audio frequency change rate within a standard audiofrequency change rate range corresponding to the one preconfiguredeighth-type standard sound model, determining that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured eighth-type standard soundmodel, or acquiring a volume change rate corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquiredvolume change rate with at least one ninth-type standard sound model,and when a difference between the acquired volume change rate and astandard volume change rate that is corresponding to one standard soundmodel of the at least one ninth-type standard sound model is less thanor equal to a threshold n7, determining that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one ninth-type standard sound model, oracquiring a volume change rate corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquired volume changerate with one preconfigured ninth-type standard sound model, and whenthe acquired volume change rate is greater than, equal to, or less thana standard volume change rate corresponding to the one preconfiguredninth-type standard sound model, determining that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured ninth-type standard soundmodel, or acquiring a volume change rate corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquiredvolume change rate with at least one tenth-type standard sound model,and when a difference between the acquired volume change rate and atleast one volume change rate that is within a standard volume changerate range corresponding to one standard sound model of the at least onetenth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a threshold n8,determining that the detected sound successfully matches the onetenth-type standard sound model, or acquiring a volume change ratecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired volume change rate with one preconfiguredtenth-type standard sound model, and when the acquired volume changerate is greater than, equal to, or less than at least one standardvolume change rate within a standard volume change rate rangecorresponding to the one preconfigured tenth-type standard sound model,determining that the detected sound successfully matches the onepreconfigured tenth-type standard sound model, or acquiring a durationcorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired duration with at least one eleventh-type standardsound model, and when a difference between the acquired duration and astandard duration that is corresponding to one standard sound model ofthe at least one eleventh-type standard sound model is less than orequal to a threshold n9, determining that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one eleventh-type standard sound model, oracquiring a duration corresponding to the sound detected by using thesound pickup apparatus, matching the acquired duration with onepreconfigured eleventh-type standard sound model, and when the acquiredduration is greater than, equal to, or less than a standard durationcorresponding to the one preconfigured eleventh-type standard soundmodel, determining that the detected sound successfully matches the onepreconfigured eleventh-type standard sound model, or acquiring aduration corresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickupapparatus, matching the acquired duration with at least one twelfth-typestandard sound model, and when a difference between the acquiredduration and at least one standard duration that is within a standardduration range corresponding to one standard sound model of the at leastone twelfth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to athreshold n10, determining that the detected sound successfully matchesthe one twelfth-type standard sound model, or acquiring a durationcorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired duration with one preconfigured twelfth-typestandard sound model, and when the acquired duration is greater than,equal to, or less than at least one standard duration within a standardduration range corresponding to the one preconfigured twelfth-typestandard sound model, determining that the detected sound successfullymatches the one preconfigured twelfth-type standard sound model, orconverting the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus into acorresponding sound digital signal, matching the sound digital signal,which is obtained by means of conversion, with at least onethirteenth-type standard sound model, and when a difference between thesound digital signal and a standard sound digital signal that iscorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least onethirteenth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to athreshold n11, determining that the detected sound successfully matchesthe one thirteenth-type standard sound model.

With reference to the second possible implementation manner of the firstaspect, in a fifth possible implementation manner of the first aspect,when the distance sensor is used to detect the distance between, or thechange status of the distance between the moving object and theelectronic device after the alarm clock of the electronic device istriggered, the matching a behavior parameter corresponding to thedetected non-contact behavior with a standard behavior parametercorresponding to the at least one standard model, and when a preset ruleis met between the behavior parameter corresponding to the detectednon-contact behavior and a standard behavior parameter corresponding toone standard model of the at least one standard model, determining thatthe detected non-contact behavior successfully matches the one standardmodel includes matching the distance between the moving object and theelectronic device and at least one first-type standard distance model,where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, and when adifference between the distance and a standard distance that iscorresponding to one standard distance model of the at least onefirst-type standard distance model is less than or equal to a thresholds1, determining that the detected distance successfully matches the onefirst-type standard distance model, or matching the distance between themoving object and the electronic device and at least one first-typestandard distance model, where the distance is detected by using thedistance sensor, and when the distance is greater than, less than, orequal to a standard distance corresponding to the one preconfiguredfirst-type standard distance model, determining that the detecteddistance successfully matches the one preconfigured first-type standarddistance model, or matching the distance between the moving object andthe electronic device and at least one second-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andwhen a difference between the distance and at least one standarddistance that is within a standard distance range corresponding to onestandard distance model of the at least one second-type standarddistance model is less than or equal to a threshold s2, determining thatthe detected distance successfully matches the one second-type standarddistance model, or matching the distance between the moving object andthe electronic device and one preconfigured second-type standarddistance model, where the distance is detected by using the distancesensor, and when the distance is greater than, less than, or equal to atleast one standard distance within a standard distance rangecorresponding to the one preconfigured second-type standard distancemodel, determining that the detected distance successfully matches theone preconfigured second-type standard distance model, or matching adistance change rate between the moving object and the electronic deviceand at least one third-type standard distance model, where the distanceis detected by using the distance sensor, and when a difference betweenthe distance change rate and a standard distance change rate that iscorresponding to one standard distance model of the at least onethird-type standard distance model is less than or equal to a thresholds3, determining that the detected distance change rate successfullymatches the one third-type standard distance model, or matching adistance change rate between the moving object and the electronic deviceand one preconfigured third-type standard distance model, where thedistance is detected by using the distance sensor, and when the distancechange rate is greater than, less than, or equal to a standard distancechange rate corresponding to the one preconfigured third-type standarddistance model, determining that the detected distance change ratesuccessfully matches the one preconfigured third-type standard distancemodel, or matching a distance change rate between the moving object andthe electronic device and at least one fourth-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andwhen a difference between the distance change rate and at least onestandard distance change rate that is within a standard distance changerate range corresponding to one standard distance model of the at leastone fourth-type standard distance model is less than or equal to athreshold s4, determining that the detected distance change ratesuccessfully matches the one fourth-type standard distance model, ormatching a distance change rate between the moving object and theelectronic device and one preconfigured fourth-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andwhen the distance change rate is greater than, less than, or equal to atleast one standard distance change rate within a standard distancechange rate range corresponding to the one preconfigured fourth-typestandard distance model, determining that the detected distance changerate successfully matches the one preconfigured fourth-type standarddistance model, or matching a distance change duration between themoving object and the electronic device and at least one fifth-typestandard distance model, where the distance is detected by using thedistance sensor, and when a difference between the distance changeduration and a standard distance change duration that is correspondingto one standard distance model of the at least one fifth-type standarddistance model is less than or equal to a threshold s5, determining thatthe detected distance change duration successfully matches the onefifth-type standard distance model, or matching a distance changeduration between the moving object and the electronic device and onepreconfigured fifth-type standard distance model, where the distance isdetected by using the distance sensor, and when the distance changeduration is greater than, less than, or equal to a standard distancechange duration corresponding to the one preconfigured fifth-typestandard distance model, determining that the detected distance changeduration successfully matches the one preconfigured fifth-type standarddistance model, or matching a distance change duration between themoving object and the electronic device and at least one sixth-typestandard distance model, where the distance is detected by using thedistance sensor, and when a difference between the distance changeduration and at least one standard distance change duration that iswithin a standard distance change duration range corresponding to onestandard distance model of the at least one sixth-type standard distancemodel is less than or equal to a threshold s6, determining that thedetected distance change duration successfully matches the onesixth-type standard distance model, or matching a distance changeduration between the moving object and the electronic device and onepreconfigured sixth-type standard distance model, where the distance isdetected by using the distance sensor, and when the distance changeduration is greater than, less than, or equal to at least one standarddistance change duration within a standard distance change durationrange corresponding to the one preconfigured sixth-type standarddistance model, determining that the detected distance change durationsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured sixth-type standard distancemodel, or matching a distance change trend between the moving object andthe electronic device and at least one seventh-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andwhen the distance change trend is the same as a standard distance changetrend corresponding to one standard distance model among the at leastone seventh-type standard distance model, determining that the detecteddistance change rate successfully matches the one seventh-type standarddistance model.

With reference to the first aspect of the present invention or the firstpossible implementation manner of the first aspect or the secondpossible implementation manner of the first aspect or the third possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect or the fourth possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect or the fifth possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect, in a sixth possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect, the controlling the alarmclock of the electronic device includes stopping the alarm clock of theelectronic device, snoozing the alarm clock of the electronic device,adjusting a volume of the alarm clock of the electronic device, oradjusting music of the alarm clock of the electronic device.

With reference to the first aspect of the present invention or the firstpossible implementation manner of the first aspect or the secondpossible implementation manner of the first aspect or the third possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect or the fourth possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect or the fifth possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect or the sixth possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect, in a seventh possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect, the method further includeswhen the matching is successful, adjusting screen brightness of theelectronic device according to a screen brightness adjustment mannercorresponding to the successfully matched standard model.

With reference to the first aspect of the present invention or the firstpossible implementation manner of the first aspect or the secondpossible implementation manner of the first aspect or the third possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect or the fourth possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect or the fifth possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect or the sixth possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect or the seventh possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect, in an eighth possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect, the method further includeswhen the matching fails, performing at least one of the followingoperations: sending a control instruction to at least one secondelectronic device, so as to control the second electronic device towork, gradually increasing a volume of the alarm clock to a maximumvalue, when the electronic device is a communications terminal,selecting at least one telephone number to simulate an incoming call,and when the electronic device is a communications terminal, selectingat least one telephone number to make an outgoing call.

A second aspect of the present invention provides an electronic device,including a detecting unit, configured to detect a non-contact behaviorafter an alarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, where thenon-contact behavior includes a sound and/or a non-contact action, amatching unit, configured to match the non-contact behavior, which isdetected by the detecting unit, with at least one standard model, and acontrol unit, configured to, when the matching unit performs matchingsuccessfully, control the alarm clock of the electronic device accordingto an alarm clock control manner corresponding to the successfullymatched standard model.

In a first possible implementation manner of the second aspect, thematching unit is configured to match a behavior parameter correspondingto the detected non-contact behavior with a standard behavior parametercorresponding to the at least one standard model, and when a preset ruleis met between the behavior parameter corresponding to the detectednon-contact behavior and a standard behavior parameter corresponding toone standard model of the at least one standard model, determine thatthe detected non-contact behavior successfully matches the one standardmodel.

With reference to the second aspect of the present invention or thefirst possible implementation manner of the second aspect, in a secondpossible implementation manner of the second aspect, the detecting unitis configured to detect, after the alarm clock of the electronic deviceis triggered, the non-contact behavior in at least one of the followingmanners: detect a motion trail of a moving object by using a cameraafter the alarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, detect anambient sound by using a sound pickup apparatus after the alarm clock ofthe electronic device is triggered, and detect a distance between, or achange status of a distance between the moving object and the electronicdevice by using a distance sensor after the alarm clock of theelectronic device is triggered.

With reference to the second possible implementation manner of thesecond aspect, in a third possible implementation manner of the secondaspect, when the detecting unit detects the motion trail of the movingobject by using the camera after the alarm clock of the electronicdevice is triggered, the matching unit is configured to determine amotion direction corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, match thedetermined motion direction with at least one first-type standard motiontrail model, and when a difference between the determined motiondirection and a standard motion direction that is corresponding to onestandard motion trail model of the at least one first-type standardmotion trail model is less than or equal to a threshold m1, determinethat the detected motion trail successfully matches the one first-typestandard motion trail model, or determine a pattern corresponding to themotion trail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected byusing the camera, match the determined pattern with at least onesecond-type standard motion trail model, and when similarity between thedetermined pattern and a standard pattern that is corresponding to onestandard motion trail model of the at least one second-type standardmotion trail model is greater than or equal to a threshold m2, determinethat the detected motion trail successfully matches the one second-typestandard motion trail model, or determine a motion speed correspondingto the motion trail of the moving object, where the motion trail isdetected by using the camera, match the determined motion speed with atleast one third-type standard motion trail model, and when a differencebetween the determined motion speed and a standard motion speed that iscorresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at least onethird-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m3, determine that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one third-type standard motion trail model, or determining amotion speed corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, matching thedetermined motion speed with one preconfigured third-type standardmotion trail model, and when the determined motion speed is greaterthan, equal to, or less than a standard motion speed corresponding tothe one preconfigured third-type standard motion trail model, determinethat the detected motion trail successfully matches the onepreconfigured third-type standard motion trail model, or determine amotion speed corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, match thedetermined motion speed with at least one fourth-type standard motiontrail model, and when a difference between the determined motion speedand at least one standard motion speed that is within a standard motionspeed range corresponding to one standard motion trail model of the atleast one fourth-type standard motion trail model is less than or equalto a threshold m4, determine that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one fourth-type standard motion trail model, or determine amotion speed corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, match thedetermined motion speed with one preconfigured fourth-type standardmotion trail model, and when the determined motion speed is greaterthan, equal to, or less than at least one standard motion speed within astandard motion speed range corresponding to the one preconfiguredfourth-type standard motion trail model, determine that the detectedmotion trail successfully matches the one preconfigured fourth-typestandard motion trail model, or determine a motion displacementcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, match the determined motiondisplacement with at least one fifth-type standard motion trail model,and when a difference between the determined motion displacement and astandard motion displacement that is corresponding to one standardmotion trail model of the at least one fifth-type standard motion trailmodel is less than or equal to a threshold m5, determine that thedetected motion trail successfully matches the one fifth-type standardmotion trail model, or determine a motion displacement corresponding tothe motion trail of the moving object, where the motion trail isdetected by using the camera, match the determined motion displacementwith one preconfigured fifth-type standard motion trail model, and whenthe determined motion displacement is greater than, less than, or equalto a standard motion displacement corresponding to the one preconfiguredfifth-type standard motion trail model, determine that the detectedmotion trail successfully matches the one preconfigured fifth-typestandard motion trail model, or determine a motion displacementcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, match the determined motiondisplacement with at least one sixth-type standard motion trail model,and when a difference between the determined motion displacement and atleast one standard motion displacement that is within a standard motiondisplacement range corresponding to one standard motion trail model ofthe at least one sixth-type standard motion trail model is less than orequal to a threshold m6, determine that the detected motion trailsuccessfully matches the one sixth-type standard motion trail model, ordetermine a motion displacement corresponding to the motion trail of themoving object, where the motion trail is detected by using the camera,match the determined motion displacement with one preconfiguredsixth-type standard motion trail model, and when the determined motiondisplacement is greater than, less than, or equal to at least onestandard motion displacement within a standard motion displacement rangecorresponding to the one preconfigured sixth-type standard motion trailmodel, determine that the detected motion trail successfully matches theone preconfigured sixth-type standard motion trail model, or determine amotion duration corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, match thedetermined motion duration with at least one seventh-type standardmotion trail model, and when a difference between the determined motionduration and a standard motion duration that is corresponding to onestandard motion trail model of the at least one seventh-type standardmotion trail model is less than or equal to a threshold m7, determinethat the detected motion trail successfully matches the one seventh-typestandard motion trail model, or determine a motion durationcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, match the determined motionduration with one preconfigured seventh-type standard motion trailmodel, and when the determined motion duration is greater than, lessthan, or equal to a standard motion duration corresponding to the onepreconfigured seventh-type standard motion trail model, determine thatthe detected motion trail successfully matches the one preconfiguredseventh-type standard motion trail model, or determine a motion durationcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, match the determined motionduration with at least one eighth-type standard motion trail model, andwhen a difference between the determined motion duration and at leastone standard motion duration that is within a standard motion durationrange corresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at leastone eighth-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m8, determine that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one eighth-type standard motion trail model, or determine amotion duration corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, match thedetermined motion duration with one preconfigured eighth-type standardmotion trail model, and when the determined motion duration is greaterthan, less than, or equal to at least one standard motion durationwithin a standard motion duration range corresponding to the onepreconfigured eighth-type standard motion trail model, determine thatthe detected motion trail successfully matches the one preconfiguredeighth-type standard motion trail model.

With reference to the second possible implementation manner of thesecond aspect of the present invention, in a fourth possibleimplementation manner of the second aspect, when the detecting unitdetects the ambient sound by using the sound pickup apparatus after thealarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, the matching unit isconfigured to acquire a volume value corresponding to the sound detectedby using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volume valuewith at least one first-type standard sound model, and when a differencebetween the acquired volume value and a standard volume value that iscorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least one first-typestandard sound model is less than or equal to a threshold n1, determinethat the detected sound successfully matches the one first-type standardsound model, or acquire a volume value corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volumevalue with one preconfigured first-type standard sound model, and whenthe acquired volume value is greater than, equal to, or less than astandard volume value corresponding to the one preconfigured first-typestandard sound model, determine that the detected sound successfullymatches the one preconfigured first-type standard sound model, oracquire a volume value corresponding to the sound detected by using thesound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volume value with at leastone second-type standard sound model, and when a difference between theacquired volume value and at least one standard volume value that iswithin a standard volume value range corresponding to one standard soundmodel of the at least one second-type standard sound model is less thanor equal to a threshold n2, determine that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one second-type standard sound model, oracquire a volume value corresponding to the sound detected by using thesound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volume value with onepreconfigured second-type standard sound model, and when the acquiredvolume value is greater than, equal to, or less than at least onestandard volume value within a standard volume value range correspondingto the one preconfigured second-type standard sound model, determinethat the detected sound successfully matches the one preconfiguredsecond-type standard sound model, or acquire an audio frequency valuecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,match the acquired audio frequency value with at least one third-typestandard sound model, and when a difference between the acquired audiofrequency value and a standard audio frequency value that iscorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least one third-typestandard sound model is less than or equal to a threshold n3, determinethat the detected sound successfully matches the one third-type standardsound model, or acquire an audio frequency value corresponding to thesound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquiredaudio frequency value with one preconfigured third-type standard soundmodel, and when the acquired audio frequency value is greater than,equal to, or less than a standard audio frequency value corresponding tothe one preconfigured third-type standard sound model, determine thatthe detected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured third-typestandard sound model, or acquire an audio frequency value correspondingto the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match theacquired audio frequency value with at least one fourth-type standardsound model, and when a difference between the acquired audio frequencyvalue and at least one standard audio frequency value that is within astandard audio frequency value range corresponding to one standard soundmodel of the at least one fourth-type standard sound model is less thanor equal to a threshold n4, determine that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one fourth-type standard sound model, oracquire an audio frequency value corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired audio frequencyvalue with one preconfigured fourth-type standard sound model, and whenthe acquired audio frequency value is greater than, equal to, or lessthan at least one standard audio frequency value within a standard audiofrequency value range corresponding to the one preconfigured fourth-typestandard sound model, determine that the detected sound successfullymatches the one preconfigured fourth-type standard sound model, oracquire an audio frequency change trend corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired audiofrequency change trend with at least one fifth-type standard soundmodel, and when the acquired audio frequency change trend is the same asa standard audio frequency change trend corresponding to one standardsound model of the at least one fifth-type standard sound model,determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onefifth-type standard sound model, or acquire a volume change trendcorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,match the acquired volume change trend with at least one sixth-typestandard sound model, and when the acquired volume change trend is thesame as a standard volume change trend corresponding to one standardsound model of the at least one sixth-type standard sound model,determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onesixth-type standard sound model, or acquire an audio frequency changerate corresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickupapparatus, match the acquired audio frequency change rate with at leastone seventh-type standard sound model, and when a difference between theacquired audio frequency change rate and a standard audio frequencychange rate that is corresponding to one standard sound model of the atleast one seventh-type standard sound model is less than or equal to athreshold n5, determine that the detected sound successfully matches theone seventh-type standard sound model, or acquire an audio frequencychange rate corresponding to the sound detected by using the soundpickup apparatus, match the acquired audio frequency change rate withone preconfigured seventh-type standard sound model, and when theacquired audio frequency change rate is greater than, equal to, or lessthan a standard audio frequency change rate corresponding to the onepreconfigured seventh-type standard sound model, determine that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured seventh-typestandard sound model, or acquire an audio frequency change ratecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,match the acquired audio frequency change rate with at least oneeighth-type standard sound model, and when a difference between theacquired audio frequency change rate and at least one audio frequencychange rate that is within a standard audio frequency change rate rangecorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least oneeighth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn6, determine that the detected sound successfully matches the oneeighth-type standard sound model, or acquire an audio frequency changerate corresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickupapparatus, match the acquired audio frequency change rate with onepreconfigured eighth-type standard sound model, and when the acquiredaudio frequency change rate is greater than, equal to, or less than atleast one standard audio frequency change rate within a standard audiofrequency change rate range corresponding to the one preconfiguredeighth-type standard sound model, determine that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured eighth-type standard soundmodel, or acquire a volume change rate corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volumechange rate with at least one ninth-type standard sound model, and whena difference between the acquired volume change rate and a standardvolume change rate that is corresponding to one standard sound model ofthe at least one ninth-type standard sound model is less than or equalto a threshold n7, determine that the detected sound successfullymatches the one ninth-type standard sound model, or acquire a volumechange rate corresponding to the sound detected by using the soundpickup apparatus, match the acquired volume change rate with onepreconfigured ninth-type standard sound model, and when the acquiredvolume change rate is greater than, equal to, or less than a standardvolume change rate corresponding to the one preconfigured ninth-typestandard sound model, determine that the detected sound successfullymatches the one preconfigured ninth-type standard sound model, oracquire a volume change rate corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volume change ratewith at least one tenth-type standard sound model, and when a differencebetween the acquired volume change rate and at least one volume changerate that is within a standard volume change rate range corresponding toone standard sound model of the at least one tenth-type standard soundmodel is less than or equal to a threshold n8, determine that thedetected sound successfully matches the one tenth-type standard soundmodel, or acquire a volume change rate corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volumechange rate with one preconfigured tenth-type standard sound model, andwhen the acquired volume change rate is greater than, equal to, or lessthan at least one standard volume change rate within a standard volumechange rate range corresponding to the one preconfigured tenth-typestandard sound model, determine that the detected sound successfullymatches the one preconfigured tenth-type standard sound model, oracquire a duration corresponding to the sound detected by using thesound pickup apparatus, match the acquired duration with at least oneeleventh-type standard sound model, and when a difference between theacquired duration and a standard duration that is corresponding to onestandard sound model of the at least one eleventh-type standard soundmodel is less than or equal to a threshold n9, determine that thedetected sound successfully matches the one eleventh-type standard soundmodel, or acquire a duration corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired duration with onepreconfigured eleventh-type standard sound model, and when the acquiredduration is greater than, equal to, or less than a standard durationcorresponding to the one preconfigured eleventh-type standard soundmodel, determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onepreconfigured eleventh-type standard sound model, or acquire a durationcorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,match the acquired duration with at least one twelfth-type standardsound model, and when a difference between the acquired duration and atleast one standard duration that is within a standard duration rangecorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least onetwelfth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn10, determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onetwelfth-type standard sound model, or acquire a duration correspondingto the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match theacquired duration with one preconfigured twelfth-type standard soundmodel, and when the acquired duration is greater than, equal to, or lessthan at least one standard duration within a standard duration rangecorresponding to the one preconfigured twelfth-type standard soundmodel, determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onepreconfigured twelfth-type standard sound model, or convert the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus into a corresponding sounddigital signal, match the sound digital signal, which is obtained bymeans of conversion, with at least one thirteenth-type standard soundmodel, and when a difference between the sound digital signal and astandard sound digital signal that is corresponding to one standardsound model of the at least one thirteenth-type standard sound model isless than or equal to a threshold n11, determine that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one thirteenth-type standard sound model.

With reference to the second possible implementation manner of thesecond aspect of the present invention, in a fifth possibleimplementation manner of the second aspect, when the detecting unitdetects the distance between, or the change status of the distancebetween the moving object and the electronic device by using thedistance sensor after the alarm clock of the electronic device istriggered, the matching unit is configured to match the distance betweenthe moving object and the electronic device and at least one first-typestandard distance model, where the distance is detected by using thedistance sensor, and when a difference between the distance and astandard distance that is corresponding to one standard distance modelof the at least one first-type standard distance model is less than orequal to a threshold s1, determine that the detected distancesuccessfully matches the one first-type standard distance model, ormatch the distance between the moving object and the electronic deviceand one preconfigured first-type standard distance model, where thedistance is detected by using the distance sensor, and when the distanceis greater than, less than, or equal to a standard distancecorresponding to the one preconfigured first-type standard distancemodel, determine that the detected distance successfully matches the onepreconfigured first-type standard distance model, or match the distancebetween the moving object and the electronic device and at least onesecond-type standard distance model, where the distance is detected byusing the distance sensor, and when a difference between the distanceand at least one standard distance that is within a standard distancerange corresponding to one standard distance model of the at least onesecond-type standard distance model is less than or equal to a thresholds2, determine that the detected distance successfully matches the onesecond-type standard distance model, or match the distance between themoving object and the electronic device and one preconfiguredsecond-type standard distance model, where the distance is detected byusing the distance sensor, and when the distance is greater than, lessthan, or equal to at least one standard distance within a standarddistance range corresponding to the one preconfigured second-typestandard distance model, determine that the detected distancesuccessfully matches the one preconfigured second-type standard distancemodel, or match a distance change rate between the moving object and theelectronic device and at least one third-type standard distance model,where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, and when adifference between the distance change rate and a standard distancechange rate that is corresponding to one standard distance model of theat least one third-type standard distance model is less than or equal toa threshold s3, determine that the detected distance change ratesuccessfully matches the one third-type standard distance model, ormatch a distance change rate between the moving object and theelectronic device and one preconfigured third-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andwhen the distance change rate is greater than, less than, or equal to astandard distance change rate corresponding to the one preconfiguredthird-type standard distance model, determine that the detected distancechange rate successfully matches the one preconfigured third-typestandard distance model, or match a distance change rate between themoving object and the electronic device and at least one fourth-typestandard distance model, where the distance is detected by using thedistance sensor, and when a difference between the distance change rateand at least one standard distance change rate that is within a standarddistance change rate range corresponding to one standard distance modelof the at least one fourth-type standard distance model is less than orequal to a threshold s4, determine that the detected distance changerate successfully matches the one fourth-type standard distance model,or match a distance change rate between the moving object and theelectronic device and one preconfigured fourth-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andwhen the distance change rate is greater than, less than, or equal to atleast one standard distance change rate within a standard distancechange rate range corresponding to the one preconfigured fourth-typestandard distance model, determine that the detected distance changerate successfully matches the one preconfigured fourth-type standarddistance model, or match a distance change duration between the movingobject and the electronic device and at least one fifth-type standarddistance model, where the distance is detected by using the distancesensor, and when a difference between the distance change duration and astandard distance change duration that is corresponding to one standarddistance model of the at least one fifth-type standard distance model isless than or equal to a threshold s5, determine that the detecteddistance change duration successfully matches the one fifth-typestandard distance model, or match a distance change duration between themoving object and the electronic device and one preconfigured fifth-typestandard distance model, where the distance is detected by using thedistance sensor, and when the distance change duration is greater than,less than, or equal to a standard distance change duration correspondingto the one preconfigured fifth-type standard distance model, determinethat the detected distance change duration successfully matches the onepreconfigured fifth-type standard distance model, or match a distancechange duration between the moving object and the electronic device andat least one sixth-type standard distance model, where the distance isdetected by using the distance sensor, and when a difference between thedistance change duration and at least one standard distance changeduration that is within a standard distance change duration rangecorresponding to one standard distance model of the at least onesixth-type standard distance model is less than or equal to a thresholds6, determine that the detected distance change duration successfullymatches the one sixth-type standard distance model, or match a distancechange duration between the moving object and the electronic device andone preconfigured sixth-type standard distance model, where the distanceis detected by using the distance sensor, and when the distance changeduration is greater than, less than, or equal to at least one standarddistance change duration within a standard distance change durationrange corresponding to the one preconfigured sixth-type standarddistance model, determine that the detected distance change durationsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured sixth-type standard distancemodel, or match a distance change trend between the moving object andthe electronic device and at least one seventh-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andwhen the distance change trend is the same as a standard distance changetrend corresponding to one standard distance model among the at leastone seventh-type standard distance model, determine that the detecteddistance change rate successfully matches the one seventh-type standarddistance model.

As can be seen from the above, in the embodiments of the presentinvention, a non-contact behavior is detected after an alarm clock of anelectronic device is triggered, and the electronic device matches thedetected non-contact behavior with at least one standard model, and whenthe matching is successful, controls the alarm clock of the electronicdevice according to an alarm clock control manner corresponding to thesuccessfully matched standard model. Because the alarm clock of theelectronic device is controlled by using the non-contact behavior, theuser may perform controlling, such as stopping or snoozing the alarmclock, without direct contact with the electronic device. This helps tosimplify a user operation of controlling the alarm clock of theelectronic device and may reduce eye irritation of the user, therebyimproving user experience.

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To describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the presentinvention more clearly, the following briefly introduces theaccompanying drawings required for describing the embodiments. Theaccompanying drawings in the following description show merely someembodiments of the present invention, and a person of ordinary skill inthe art may still derive other drawings from these accompanying drawingswithout creative efforts.

FIG. 1 is a schematic flowchart of a method for controlling an alarmclock of an electronic device according to an embodiment of the presentinvention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an electronic device according to anembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of another electronic device according toan embodiment of the present invention.

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To make the objectives, features, and advantages of the presentinvention more comprehensible, the following clearly describes thetechnical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention withreference to the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the presentinvention. The described embodiments are merely a part rather than allof the embodiments of the present invention. All other embodimentsobtained by a person of ordinary skill in the art based on theembodiments of the present invention without creative efforts shall fallwithin the protection scope of the present invention.

Terms “first,” “second,” “third,” “fourth” and the like (if they exist)in the specification, claims, and the accompanying drawings of thepresent invention are used to differentiate similar objects, and are notnecessarily used to describe a specific sequence or order. It should beunderstood that data used in this case is interchangeable, so that theembodiments of the present invention described herein may be, forexample, implemented in a sequence except that shown or describedherein. In addition, terms “include,” “have,” and any variants of themare intended to mean non-exclusive including. For example, processes,methods, systems, products, or devices that include a series of steps orunits are not necessarily limited to the steps or units that are clearlylisted, but may also include other steps or units that are not clearlylisted or are inherent in these processes, methods, products, ordevices.

Detailed descriptions are provided as follows.

According to an embodiment of a method for controlling an alarm clock ofan electronic device in the present invention, the method may includedetecting a non-contact behavior after the alarm clock of the electronicdevice is triggered, where the non-contact behavior includes a soundand/or a non-contact action, matching the detected non-contact behaviorwith at least one standard model, and if the matching is successful,controlling the alarm clock of the electronic device according to analarm clock control manner corresponding to the successfully matchedstandard model.

Referring to FIG. 1, an embodiment of the present invention provides amethod for controlling an alarm clock of an electronic device, which mayinclude the following steps.

101. The electronic device detects a non-contact behavior after thealarm clock of the electronic device is triggered.

When the alarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, that is, analarm time that is set arrives, an alarm clock program of the electronicdevice starts to execute an operation of reminding a user that the alarmtime arrives, where the operation of reminding the user that the alarmtime arrives may include at least one of the following operations: anoperation of enabling the electronic device to ring, an operation ofenabling the electronic device to vibrate, an operation of enabling theelectronic device to bounce, an operation of enabling the electronicdevice to reshape, an operation of enabling the electronic device toemit light, an operation of enabling the electronic device to generatesmoke, and other operations of reminding the user that the alarm timearrives.

The non-contact behavior includes a sound and/or a non-contact action.The non-contact action refers to an action not in contact with theelectronic device, and may be an action gesture of the user or an actionof a certain moving object (movement of the object may be triggered bythe user, and may also be triggered by another case) or another livingcreature (such as a cat or a dog) that is within an area that may bedetected.

In some embodiments of the present invention, if a camera is disposed onor connected to the electronic device, the electronic device may detecta motion trail of a moving object and the like by using the camera afterthe alarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, if a sound pickupapparatus is disposed on or connected to the electronic device, theelectronic device may detect an ambient sound by using the sound pickupapparatus after the alarm clock of the electronic device is triggered,and if a distance sensor is disposed on or connected to the electronicdevice, the electronic device may detect a distance between, or a changestatus of a distance, or the like, between the moving object and theelectronic device by using the distance sensor after the alarm clock ofthe electronic device is triggered. If another apparatus capable ofdetecting a sound and/or a non-contact action is further disposed on orconnected to the electronic device, the electronic device may furtherdetect a sound and/or a non-contact action by using the anotherappratus.

It may be understood that if multiple apparatuses (such as a camera, asound pickup apparatus, and a distance sensor) capable of detecting anon-contact behavior are disposed on or connected to the electronicdevice, a part of or all these apparatuses may be selected to detect anon-contact behavior. For example, a camera, a sound pickup apparatus,and a distance sensor are disposed on or connected to an electronicdevice, at least one of the camera, the sound pickup apparatus, and thedistance sensor may be selected to detect a corresponding non-contactbehavior.

The electronic device mentioned in this embodiment of the presentinvention may be, for example, a mobile phone, a tablet computer, oranother electronic device having an alarm clock function, where acomponent such as a camera, a sound pickup apparatus, and a distancesensor may be disposed on or connected to the electronic device, and acomponent such as a touch sensing component (for example, a touchscreen)and a key may also be disposed on the electronic device.

102. The electronic device matches the detected non-contact behaviorwith at least one standard model.

103. If the matching is successful, control the alarm clock of theelectronic device according to an alarm clock control mannercorresponding to the successfully matched standard model.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the controlling the alarmclock of the electronic device may include stopping the alarm clock ofthe electronic device, snoozing the alarm clock of the electronicdevice, adjusting a volume of the alarm clock of the electronic device,adjusting music of the alarm clock of the electronic device, or thelike.

In addition, if the non-contact behavior detected by the electronicdevice does not successfully match any one of the standard models, thenon-contact behavior detected this time may be ignored, and theelectronic device may proceed to detect a non-contact behavior.

In some embodiments of the present invention, if the matching issuccessful, the electronic device may further adjust screen brightness(for example, increase or decrease the brightness) of the electronicdevice according to a screen brightness adjustment manner correspondingto a successfully matched standard model, and may also perform otheroperations.

In some embodiments of the present invention, if the matching fails(indicating that the alarm clock may fail to draw attention of the useror the user is not wakened up), the electronic device may furtherperform at least one of the following operations sending a controlinstruction to at least one second electronic device (for example, adoorbell, an indoor fixed-line phone, an indoor television, or an indoorsound box), so as to control the second electronic device to work (forexample, send a control instruction to control the doorbell to work, sothat the doorbell rings, a sound of the doorbell is more likely to drawattention of the user or wake up the user, an objective of controllinganother device to work is similar to this), gradually increasing avolume of the alarm clock to the maximum (normally, a higher volume ofthe alarm clock is more likely to draw attention of the user or wake upthe user), if the electronic device is a communications terminal,selecting, by the electronic device, at least one telephone number tosimulate an incoming call (simulating an incoming call is also morelikely to draw attention of the user or wake up the user), and if theelectronic device is a communications terminal, selecting, by theelectronic device, at least one telephone number to make an outgoingcall (an outgoing call to a target user may help to wake up the user).

In some embodiments of the present invention, the matching the detectednon-contact behavior with at least one standard model may includematching a behavior parameter corresponding to the detected non-contactbehavior with a standard behavior parameter corresponding to the atleast one standard model, and if a preset rule is met between thebehavior parameter corresponding to the detected non-contact behaviorand a standard behavior parameter corresponding to one standard model ofthe at least one standard model, determining that the detectednon-contact behavior successfully matches the one standard model. Inaddition, if the preset rule is not met between the behavior parametercorresponding to the detected non-contact behavior and the standardbehavior parameter corresponding to any one standard model of the atleast one standard model, it is determined that the detected non-contactbehavior fails to match the any one standard model. For a differentdetected non-contact behavior or a different manner of detecting anon-contact behavior, a behavior parameter corresponding to thenon-contact behavior may also be different, where the behavior parameteris all types of parameters that are related to the non-contact behavior.For example, if the electronic device detects the motion trail of themoving object by using the camera, a behavior parameter corresponding tothe detected motion trail of the moving object may, for example, includeat least one of the following behavior parameters: a motion directioncorresponding to the motion trail, a pattern corresponding to the motiontrail, a motion speed corresponding to the motion trail, a motiondisplacement corresponding to the motion trail, a motion durationcorresponding to the motion trail, another related behavior parametercorresponding to the motion trail, and the like. For another example, ifthe electronic device detects the ambient sound by using the soundpickup apparatus, a behavior parameter corresponding to the detectedsound may, for example, include at least one of the following behaviorparameters: a volume value corresponding to the sound, an audiofrequency value corresponding to the sound, an audio frequency changetrend corresponding to the sound, a volume change trend corresponding tothe sound, an audio frequency change rate corresponding to the sound, avolume change rate corresponding to the sound, a duration correspondingto the sound, a sound digital signal corresponding to the sound, anotherrelated behavior parameter corresponding to the sound, and the like. Forstill another example, if the distance sensor is used to detect thedistance between, or the change status of the distance between themoving object and the electronic device, a behavior parametercorresponding to the detected distance between, or to the change statusof the distance between the moving object and the electronic device may,for example, include at least one of the following behavior parameters:a distance between the moving object and the electronic device, adistance change rate between the moving object and the electronicdevice, a distance change duration between the moving object and theelectronic device, a distance change trend between the moving object andthe electronic device, another related behavior parameter correspondingto the distance change condition between the moving object and theelectronic device, and the like. A behavior parameter corresponding toanother non-contact behavior may be obtained by analogy, and details arenot repeatedly described herein.

In an actual application, the electronic device may match the detectednon-contact behavior with the at least one standard model by usingmultiple manners, for different detected non-contact behaviors, a mannerof matching a standard model may also be different.

For example, if the camera is used to detect the motion trail of themoving object after the alarm clock of the electronic device istriggered, that the electronic device matches the behavior parametercorresponding to the detected non-contact behavior with the standardbehavior parameter corresponding to the at least one standard model, andif the preset rule is met between the behavior parameter correspondingto the detected non-contact behavior and the standard behavior parametercorresponding to one standard model of the at least one standard model,determines that the detected non-contact behavior successfully matchesthe one standard model, may include one or more of the followingmanners.

Manner M1: Determine a motion direction corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected by usingthe camera, match the determined motion direction with at least onefirst-type standard motion trail model, and if a difference between thedetermined motion direction and a standard motion direction that iscorresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at least onefirst-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m1, determine that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one first-type standard motion trail model, where thethreshold m1 may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 8%, 10%, 15%,or another value that is set according to a requirement.

Manner M2: Determine a pattern corresponding to the motion trail of themoving object, where the motion trail is detected by using the camera,match the determined pattern with at least one second-type standardmotion trail model, and if similarity between the determined pattern anda standard pattern that is corresponding to one standard motion trailmodel of the at least one second-type standard motion trail model isgreater than or equal to a threshold m2, determine that the detectedmotion trail successfully matches the one second-type standard motiontrail model, where the threshold m2 may, for example, be set to 80%,90%, 95%, 100%, or another value that is set according to a requirement.

Manner M3: Determine a motion speed corresponding to the motion trail ofthe moving object, where the motion trail is detected by using thecamera, match the determined motion speed with at least one third-typestandard motion trail model, and if a difference between the determinedmotion speed and a standard motion speed that is corresponding to onestandard motion trail model of the at least one third-type standardmotion trail model is less than or equal to a threshold m3, determinethat the detected motion trail successfully matches the one third-typestandard motion trail model, where the threshold m3 may, for example, beset to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 8%, 10%, 15%, or another value that is setaccording to a requirement.

Manner M4: Determine a motion speed corresponding to the motion trail ofthe moving object, where the motion trail is detected by using thecamera, match the determined motion speed with one preconfiguredthird-type standard motion trail model, and if the determined motionspeed is greater than, equal to, or less than a standard motion speedcorresponding to the one preconfigured third-type standard motion trailmodel, determine that the detected motion trail successfully matches theone preconfigured third-type standard motion trail model.

Manner M5: Determine a motion speed corresponding to the motion trail ofthe moving object, where the motion trail is detected by using thecamera, match the determined motion speed with at least one fourth-typestandard motion trail model, and if a difference between the determinedmotion speed and at least one standard motion speed that is within astandard motion speed range corresponding to one standard motion trailmodel of the at least one fourth-type standard motion trail model isless than or equal to a threshold m4, determine that the detected motiontrail successfully matches the one fourth-type standard motion trailmodel, where the threshold m4 may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%,5%, 8%, 10%, 15%, or another value that is set according to arequirement.

Manner M6: Determine a motion speed corresponding to the motion trail ofthe moving object, where the motion trail is detected by using thecamera, match the determined motion speed with one preconfiguredfourth-type standard motion trail model, and if the determined motionspeed is greater than, equal to, or less than at least one standardmotion speed within a standard motion speed range corresponding to theone preconfigured fourth-type standard motion trail model, determinethat the detected motion trail successfully matches the onepreconfigured fourth-type standard motion trail model.

Manner M7: Determine a motion displacement corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected by usingthe camera, match the determined motion displacement with at least onefifth-type standard motion trail model, and if a difference between thedetermined motion displacement and a standard motion displacement thatis corresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at least onefifth-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m5, determine that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one fifth-type standard motion trail model, where thethreshold m5 may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 8%, 10%, 15%,or another value that is set according to a requirement.

Manner M8: Determine a motion displacement corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected by usingthe camera, match the determined motion displacement with onepreconfigured fifth-type standard motion trail model, and if thedetermined motion displacement is greater than, less than, or equal to astandard motion displacement corresponding to the one preconfiguredfifth-type standard motion trail model, determine that the detectedmotion trail successfully matches the one preconfigured fifth-typestandard motion trail model.

Manner M9: Determine a motion displacement corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected by usingthe camera, match the determined motion displacement with at least onesixth-type standard motion trail model, and if a difference between thedetermined motion displacement and at least one standard motiondisplacement that is within a standard motion displacement rangecorresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at least onesixth-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m6, determine that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one sixth-type standard motion trail model, where thethreshold m6 may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 8%, 10%, 15%,or another value that is set according to a requirement.

Manner M10: Determine a motion displacement corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected by usingthe camera, match the determined motion displacement with onepreconfigured sixth-type standard motion trail model, and if thedetermined motion displacement is greater than, less than, or equal toat least one standard motion displacement within a standard motiondisplacement range corresponding to the one preconfigured sixth-typestandard motion trail model, determine that the detected motion trailsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured sixth-type standard motiontrail model.

Manner M11: Determine a motion duration corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected by usingthe camera, match the determined motion duration with at least oneseventh-type standard motion trail model, and if a difference betweenthe determined motion duration and a standard motion duration that iscorresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at least oneseventh-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m7, determine that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one seventh-type standard motion trail model, where thethreshold m7 may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 8%, 10%, 15%,or another value that is set according to a requirement.

Manner M12: Determine a motion duration corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected by usingthe camera, match the determined motion duration with one preconfiguredseventh-type standard motion trail model, and if the determined motionduration is greater than, less than, or equal to a standard motionduration corresponding to the one preconfigured seventh-type standardmotion trail model, determine that the detected motion trailsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured seventh-type standard motiontrail model.

Manner M13: Determine a motion duration corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected by usingthe camera, match the determined motion duration with at least oneeighth-type standard motion trail model, and if a difference between thedetermined motion duration and at least one standard motion durationthat is within a standard motion duration range corresponding to onestandard motion trail model of the at least one eighth-type standardmotion trail model is less than or equal to a threshold m8, determinethat the detected motion trail successfully matches the one eighth-typestandard motion trail model, where the threshold m8 may, for example, beset to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 8%, 10%, 15%, or another value that is setaccording to a requirement.

Manner M14: Determine a motion duration corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected by usingthe camera, match the determined motion duration with one preconfiguredeighth-type standard motion trail model, and if the determined motionduration is greater than, less than, or equal to at least one standardmotion duration within a standard motion duration range corresponding tothe one preconfigured eighth-type standard motion trail model, determinethat the detected motion trail successfully matches the onepreconfigured eighth-type standard motion trail model.

For another example, if the sound pickup apparatus is used to detect theambient sound after the alarm clock of the electronic device istriggered, that the electronic device matches the behavior parametercorresponding to the detected non-contact behavior with the standardbehavior parameter corresponding to the at least one standard model, andif the preset rule is met between the behavior parameter correspondingto the detected non-contact behavior and the standard behavior parametercorresponding to one standard model of the at least one standard model,determines that the detected non-contact behavior successfully matchesthe one standard model, may include one or more of the followingmanners.

Manner N1: Acquire a volume value corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volume value withat least one first-type standard sound model, and if a differencebetween the acquired volume value and a standard volume value that iscorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least one first-typestandard sound model is less than or equal to a threshold n1, determinethat the detected sound successfully matches the one first-type standardsound model, where the threshold n1 may, for example, be set to 0%, 2%,5%, 10%, or another value that is set according to a requirement.

Manner N2: Acquire a volume value corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volume value withone preconfigured first-type standard sound model, and if the acquiredvolume value is greater than, equal to, or less than a standard volumevalue corresponding to the one preconfigured first-type standard soundmodel, determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onepreconfigured first-type standard sound model.

Manner N3: Acquire a volume value corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volume value withat least one second-type standard sound model, and if a differencebetween the acquired volume value and at least one standard volume valuethat is within a standard volume value range corresponding to onestandard sound model of the at least one second-type standard soundmodel is less than or equal to a threshold n2, determine that thedetected sound successfully matches the one second-type standard soundmodel, where the threshold n2 may, for example, be set to 0%, 2%, 5%,10%, or another value that is set according to a requirement.

Manner N4: Acquire a volume value corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volume value withone preconfigured second-type standard sound model, and if the acquiredvolume value is greater than, equal to, or less than at least onestandard volume value within a standard volume value range correspondingto the one preconfigured second-type standard sound model, determinethat the detected sound successfully matches the one preconfiguredsecond-type standard sound model.

Manner N5: Acquire an audio frequency value corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired audiofrequency value with at least one third-type standard sound model, andif a difference between the acquired audio frequency value and astandard audio frequency value that is corresponding to one standardsound model of the at least one third-type standard sound model is lessthan or equal to a threshold n3, determine that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one third-type standard sound model, where thethreshold n3 may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, or anothervalue that is set according to a requirement.

Manner N6: Acquire an audio frequency value corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired audiofrequency value with one preconfigured third-type standard sound model,and if the acquired audio frequency value is greater than, equal to, orless than a standard audio frequency value corresponding to the onepreconfigured third-type standard sound model, determine that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured third-typestandard sound model.

Manner N7: Acquire an audio frequency value corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired audiofrequency value with at least one fourth-type standard sound model, andif a difference between the acquired audio frequency value and at leastone standard audio frequency value that is within a standard audiofrequency value range corresponding to one standard sound model of theat least one fourth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to athreshold n4, determine that the detected sound successfully matches theone fourth-type standard sound model, where the threshold n4 may, forexample, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, or another value that is setaccording to a requirement.

Manner N8: Acquire an audio frequency value corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired audiofrequency value with one preconfigured fourth-type standard sound model,and if the acquired audio frequency value is greater than, equal to, orless than at least one standard audio frequency value within a standardaudio frequency value range corresponding to the one preconfiguredfourth-type standard sound model, determine that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured fourth-type standard soundmodel.

Manner N9: Acquire an audio frequency change trend corresponding to thesound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquiredaudio frequency change trend with at least one fifth-type standard soundmodel, and if the acquired audio frequency change trend is the same as astandard audio frequency change trend corresponding to one standardsound model of the at least one fifth-type standard sound model,determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onefifth-type standard sound model.

Manner N10: Acquire a volume change trend corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volumechange trend with at least one sixth-type standard sound model, and ifthe acquired volume change trend is the same as a standard volume changetrend corresponding to one standard sound model of the at least onesixth-type standard sound model, determine that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one sixth-type standard sound model.

Manner N11: Acquire an audio frequency change rate corresponding to thesound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquiredaudio frequency change rate with at least one seventh-type standardsound model, and if a difference between the acquired audio frequencychange rate and a standard audio frequency change rate that iscorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least oneseventh-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn5, determine that the detected sound successfully matches the oneseventh-type standard sound model, where the threshold n5 may, forexample, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, or another value that is setaccording to a requirement.

Manner N12: Acquire an audio frequency change rate corresponding to thesound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquiredaudio frequency change rate with one preconfigured seventh-type standardsound model, and if the acquired audio frequency change rate is greaterthan, equal to, or less than a standard audio frequency change ratecorresponding to the one preconfigured seventh-type standard soundmodel, determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onepreconfigured seventh-type standard sound model.

Manner N13: Acquire an audio frequency change rate corresponding to thesound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquiredaudio frequency change rate with at least one eighth-type standard soundmodel, and if a difference between the acquired audio frequency changerate and at least one audio frequency change rate that is within astandard audio frequency change rate range corresponding to one standardsound model of the at least one eighth-type standard sound model is lessthan or equal to a threshold n6, determine that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one eighth-type standard sound model, where thethreshold n6 may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, or anothervalue that is set according to a requirement.

Manner N14: Acquire an audio frequency change rate corresponding to thesound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquiredaudio frequency change rate with one preconfigured eighth-type standardsound model, and if the acquired audio frequency change rate is greaterthan, equal to, or less than at least one standard audio frequencychange rate within a standard audio frequency change rate rangecorresponding to the one preconfigured eighth-type standard sound model,determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onepreconfigured eighth-type standard sound model.

Manner N15: Acquire a volume change rate corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volumechange rate with at least one ninth-type standard sound model, and if adifference between the acquired volume change rate and a standard volumechange rate that is corresponding to one standard sound model of the atleast one ninth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to athreshold n7, determine that the detected sound successfully matches theone ninth-type standard sound model, where the threshold n7 may, forexample, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, or another value that is setaccording to a requirement.

Manner N16: Acquire a volume change rate corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volumechange rate with one preconfigured ninth-type standard sound model, andif the acquired volume change rate is greater than, equal to, or lessthan a standard volume change rate corresponding to the onepreconfigured ninth-type standard sound model, determine that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured ninth-typestandard sound model.

Manner N17: Acquire a volume change rate corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volumechange rate with at least one tenth-type standard sound model, and if adifference between the acquired volume change rate and at least onevolume change rate that is within a standard volume change rate rangecorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least one tenth-typestandard sound model is less than or equal to a threshold n8, determinethat the detected sound successfully matches the one tenth-type standardsound model, where the threshold n8 may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%,2%, 5%, 10%, or another value that is set according to a requirement.

Manner N18: Acquire a volume change rate corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volumechange rate with one preconfigured tenth-type standard sound model, andif the acquired volume change rate is greater than, equal to, or lessthan at least one standard volume change rate within a standard volumechange rate range corresponding to the one preconfigured tenth-typestandard sound model, determine that the detected sound successfullymatches the one preconfigured tenth-type standard sound model.

Manner N19: Acquire a duration corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired duration with atleast one eleventh-type standard sound model, and if a differencebetween the acquired duration and a standard duration that iscorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least oneeleventh-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn9, determine that the detected sound successfully matches the oneeleventh-type standard sound model, where the threshold n9 may, forexample, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, or another value that is setaccording to a requirement.

Manner N20: Acquire a duration corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired duration with onepreconfigured eleventh-type standard sound model, and if the acquiredduration is greater than, equal to, or less than a standard durationcorresponding to the one preconfigured eleventh-type standard soundmodel, determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onepreconfigured eleventh-type standard sound model.

Manner N21: Acquire a duration corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired duration with atleast one twelfth-type standard sound model, and if a difference betweenthe acquired duration and at least one standard duration that is withina standard duration range corresponding to one standard sound model ofthe at least one twelfth-type standard sound model is less than or equalto a threshold n10, determine that the detected sound successfullymatches the one twelfth-type standard sound model, where the thresholdn10 may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, or another valuethat is set according to a requirement.

Manner N22: Acquire a duration corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired duration with onepreconfigured twelfth-type standard sound model, and if the acquiredduration is greater than, equal to, or less than at least one standardduration within a standard duration range corresponding to the onepreconfigured twelfth-type standard sound model, determine that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured twelfth-typestandard sound model.

Manner N23: Convert the sound detected by using the sound pickupapparatus into a corresponding sound digital signal (a meaningcorresponding to the sound digital signal, for example, includes “getup”, “stop ringing”, “wait for a moment”, or the like), match the sounddigital signal, which is obtained by means of conversion, with at leastone thirteenth-type standard sound model, and if a difference betweenthe sound digital signal and a standard sound digital signal that iscorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least onethirteenth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to athreshold n11, determine that the detected sound successfully matchesthe one thirteenth-type standard sound model, where the threshold n11may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, or another value that is setaccording to a requirement.

For still another example, if the distance sensor is used to detect thedistance between, or the change status of the distance between themoving object and the electronic device after the alarm clock of theelectronic device is triggered, that the electronic device matches thebehavior parameter corresponding to the detected non-contact behaviorwith the standard behavior parameter corresponding to the at least onestandard model, and if the preset rule is met between the behaviorparameter corresponding to the detected non-contact behavior and thestandard behavior parameter corresponding to one standard model of theat least one standard model, determines that the detected non-contactbehavior successfully matches the one standard model, may include one ormore of the following manners.

Manner SS1: Match the distance between the moving object and theelectronic device and at least one first-type standard distance model,where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, and if adifference between the distance and a standard distance that iscorresponding to one standard distance model of the at least onefirst-type standard distance model is less than or equal to a thresholds1, determine that the detected distance successfully matches the onefirst-type standard distance model, where the threshold s1 may, forexample, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, or another value that is setaccording to a requirement.

Manner SS2: Match the distance between the moving object and theelectronic device and one preconfigured first-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andif the distance is greater than, less than, or equal to a standarddistance corresponding to the one preconfigured first-type standarddistance model, determine that the detected distance successfullymatches the one preconfigured first-type standard distance model.

Manner SS3: Match the distance between the moving object and theelectronic device and at least one second-type standard distance model,where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, and if adifference between the distance and at least one standard distance thatis within a standard distance range corresponding to one standarddistance model of the at least one second-type standard distance modelis less than or equal to a threshold s2, determine that the detecteddistance successfully matches the one second-type standard distancemodel, where the threshold s2 may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%,5%, 10%, or another value that is set according to a requirement.

Manner SS4: Match the distance between the moving object and theelectronic device and one preconfigured second-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andif the distance is greater than, less than, or equal to at least onestandard distance within a standard distance range corresponding to theone preconfigured second-type standard distance model, determine thatthe detected distance successfully matches the one preconfiguredsecond-type standard distance model.

Manner SS5: Match a distance change rate between the moving object andthe electronic device and at least one third-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andif a difference between the distance change rate and a standard distancechange rate that is corresponding to one standard distance model of theat least one third-type standard distance model is less than or equal toa threshold s3, determine that the detected distance change ratesuccessfully matches the one third-type standard distance model, wherethe threshold s3 may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, oranother value that is set according to a requirement.

Manner SS6: Match a distance change rate between the moving object andthe electronic device and one preconfigured third-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andif the distance change rate is greater than, less than, or equal to astandard distance change rate corresponding to the one preconfiguredthird-type standard distance model, determine that the detected distancechange rate successfully matches the one preconfigured third-typestandard distance model.

Manner SS7: Match a distance change rate between the moving object andthe electronic device and at least one fourth-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andif a difference between the distance change rate and at least onestandard distance change rate that is within a standard distance changerate range corresponding to one standard distance model of the at leastone fourth-type standard distance model is less than or equal to athreshold s4, determine that the detected distance change ratesuccessfully matches the one fourth-type standard distance model, wherethe threshold s4 may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, oranother value that is set according to a requirement.

Manner SS8: Match a distance change rate between the moving object andthe electronic device and one preconfigured fourth-type standarddistance model, where the distance is detected by using the distancesensor, and if the distance change rate is greater than, less than, orequal to at least one standard distance change rate within a standarddistance change rate range corresponding to the one preconfiguredfourth-type standard distance model, determine that the detecteddistance change rate successfully matches the one preconfiguredfourth-type standard distance model.

Manner SS9: Match a distance change duration between the moving objectand the electronic device and at least one fifth-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andif a difference between the distance change duration and a standarddistance change duration that is corresponding to one standard distancemodel of the at least one fifth-type standard distance model is lessthan or equal to a threshold s5, determine that the detected distancechange duration successfully matches the one fifth-type standarddistance model, where the threshold s5 may, for example, be set to 0%,1%, 2%, 5%, 10%, or another value that is set according to arequirement.

Manner SS10: Match a distance change duration between the moving objectand the electronic device and one preconfigured fifth-type standarddistance model, where the distance is detected by using the distancesensor, and if the distance change duration is greater than, less than,or equal to a standard distance change duration corresponding to the onepreconfigured fifth-type standard distance model, determine that thedetected distance change duration successfully matches the onepreconfigured fifth-type standard distance model.

Manner SS11: Match a distance change duration between the moving objectand the electronic device and at least one sixth-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andif a difference between the distance change duration and at least onestandard distance change duration that is within a standard distancechange duration range corresponding to one standard distance model ofthe at least one sixth-type standard distance model is less than orequal to a threshold s6, determine that the detected distance changeduration successfully matches the one sixth-type standard distancemodel, where the threshold s6 may, for example, be set to 0%, 1%, 2%,5%, 10%, or another value that is set according to a requirement.

Manner SS12: Match a distance change duration between the moving objectand the electronic device and one preconfigured sixth-type standarddistance model, where the distance is detected by using the distancesensor, and if the distance change duration is greater than, less than,or equal to at least one standard distance change duration within astandard distance change duration range corresponding to the onepreconfigured sixth-type standard distance model, determine that thedetected distance change duration successfully matches the onepreconfigured sixth-type standard distance model.

Manner SS13: Match a distance change trend between the moving object andthe electronic device and at least one seventh-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andif the distance change trend is the same as a standard distance changetrend corresponding to one standard distance model among the at leastone seventh-type standard distance model, determine that the detecteddistance change rate successfully matches the one seventh-type standarddistance model.

It should be noted that the foregoing examples are described by using amatching process based on one matching manner as an example. Matchingmay also be performed by combining multiple matching manners. Forexample, the manner SS1 and the manner SS5 may be combined. The distancethat is between the moving object and the electronic device and isdetected by using the distance sensor may be matched with the at leastone eighth-type standard distance model, the distance change rate thatis between the moving object and the electronic device and detected byusing the distance sensor is matched with the at least one eighth-typestandard distance model (in addition, the eighth-type standard distancemodel herein not only involves the standard distance but also involvesthe standard distance change rate), if the difference between thedistance and the standard distance that is corresponding to oneeighth-type standard distance model of the at least one eighth-typestandard distance model is less than or equal to the threshold s1, andthe difference between the distance change rate and the standarddistance change rate that is corresponding to the one eighth-typestandard distance model is less than or equal to the threshold s3, itmay be determined that the foregoing detected distance and distancechange rate successfully match the one eighth-type standard distancemodel, otherwise, it may be determined that the foregoing detecteddistance and distance change rate fail to match any one eighth-typestandard distance model. For another example, the manner M1 and themanner SS1 may also be combined. For example, the motion directioncorresponding to the motion trail that is of the moving object anddetected by using the camera may be determined, and the foregoingdetermined motion direction is matched with the at least one first-typestandard model, and the distance that is between the moving object andthe electronic device and detected by using the distance sensor ismatched with the at least one first-type standard model (in addition,the first-type standard model herein not only involves the standardmotion direction but also involves the standard distance), if thedifference between the foregoing determined motion direction and thestandard motion direction that is corresponding to one first-typestandard model of the at least one first-type standard model is lessthan or equal to the threshold m1, and the difference between thedistance and the standard distance that is corresponding to the onefirst-type standard model is less than or equal to the threshold s1, itmay be determined that the foregoing motion direction and the detecteddistance successfully match the one first-type standard model,otherwise, it may be determined that the foregoing motion direction andthe detected distance fail to match any one first-type standard model.Other combination manners are obtained by analogy, and details are notrepeatedly described herein.

It may be understood that the foregoing examples are merely a part ofpossible implementation manners in which matching is performed based ona detection result of the camera, the distance sensor, or the soundpickup apparatus, and other possible implementation manners may beobtained by analogy, and details are not repeatedly described herein.Possible implementation manners, in which corresponding matching isperformed by using a detection result of another apparatus (for example,a biological thermal sensor or a breath sensor) for detecting anon-contact behavior, may also be obtained by analogy, and details arenot repeatedly described herein.

It can be seen from the above that, in this embodiment, a non-contactbehavior is detected after an alarm clock of an electronic device istriggered, the detected non-contact behavior is matched with at leastone standard model, and if the matching is successful, the alarm clockof the electronic device is controlled according to an alarm clockcontrol manner corresponding to the successfully matched standard model.Because the alarm clock of the electronic device is controlled by usingthe non-contact behavior, the user may perform controlling, such asstopping or snoozing the alarm clock, without direct contact with theelectronic device. This helps to simplify a user operation ofcontrolling the alarm clock of the electronic device and may reduce eyeirritation of the user, thereby improving user experience.

Further, multiple implementation manners according to this embodiment ofthe present invention may be selected flexibly, which helps to meetmultiple requirements on, for example, flexibility of alarm clockcontrol, accuracy of alarm clock control, and convenience of alarm clockcontrol, in multiple application scenarios.

In order to better implement the technical solution according to theembodiment of the present invention, the following further provides arelated electronic device for implementing the foregoing solution.

Referring to FIG. 2, an embodiment of the present invention provides anelectronic device 200, which may include a detecting unit 210, amatching unit 220, and a control unit 230.

The detecting unit 210 is configured to detect a non-contact behaviorafter an alarm clock of the electronic device 200 is triggered, wherethe non-contact behavior includes a sound and/or a non-contact action.

The matching unit 220 is configured to match the non-contact behaviordetected by the detecting unit 210 with at least one standard model.

The control unit 230 is configured to, if the matching unit 220 performsmatching successfully, control the alarm clock of the electronic device200 according to an alarm clock control manner corresponding to thesuccessfully matched standard model.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the detecting unit 210 maybe configured to detect, after the alarm clock of the electronic device200 is triggered, the non-contact behavior in at least one of thefollowing manners: detecting a motion trail of a moving object by usinga camera after the alarm clock of the electronic device 200 istriggered, detecting an ambient sound by using a sound pickup apparatusafter the alarm clock of the electronic device 200 is triggered, anddetecting a distance between, or a change status of a distance, or thelike, between the moving object and the electronic device 200 by using adistance sensor after the alarm clock of the electronic device 200 istriggered.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the matching unit 220 maybe configured to match a behavior parameter corresponding to thenon-contact behavior detected by the detecting unit 210 with a standardbehavior parameter corresponding to the at least one standard model, andif a preset rule is met between the behavior parameter corresponding tothe detected non-contact behavior and a standard behavior parametercorresponding to one standard model of the at least one standard model,determine that the detected non-contact behavior successfully matchesthe one standard model. In addition, if the preset rule is not metbetween the behavior parameter corresponding to the non-contact behaviordetected by the detecting unit 210 and the standard behavior parametercorresponding to any one standard model of the at least one standardmodel, the matching unit 220 determines that the detected non-contactbehavior fails to match the any one standard model.

In some embodiments of the present invention, if the detecting unit 210detects the motion trail of the moving object by using the camera afterthe alarm clock of the electronic device 200 is triggered, the matchingunit 220 may be configured to determine a motion direction correspondingto the motion trail of the moving object, where the motion trail isdetected by using the camera, match the determined motion direction withat least one first-type standard motion trail model, and if a differencebetween the determined motion direction and a standard motion directionthat is corresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at leastone first-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m1, determine that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one first-type standard motion trail model, or determine apattern corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, wherethe motion trail is detected by using the camera, match the determinedpattern with at least one second-type standard motion trail model, andif similarity between the determined pattern and a standard pattern thatis corresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at least onesecond-type standard motion trail model is greater than or equal to athreshold m2, determine that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one second-type standard motion trail model, or determine amotion speed corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, match thedetermined motion speed with at least one third-type standard motiontrail model, and if a difference between the determined motion speed anda standard motion speed that is corresponding to one standard motiontrail model of the at least one third-type standard motion trail modelis less than or equal to a threshold m3, determine that the detectedmotion trail successfully matches the one third-type standard motiontrail model, or determine a motion speed corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected by usingthe camera, match the determined motion speed with one preconfiguredthird-type standard motion trail model, and if the determined motionspeed is greater than, equal to, or less than a standard motion speedcorresponding to the one preconfigured third-type standard motion trailmodel, determine that the detected motion trail successfully matches theone preconfigured third-type standard motion trail model, or determine amotion speed corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, match thedetermined motion speed with at least one fourth-type standard motiontrail model, and if a difference between the determined motion speed andat least one standard motion speed that is within a standard motionspeed range corresponding to one standard motion trail model of the atleast one fourth-type standard motion trail model is less than or equalto a threshold m4, determine that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one fourth-type standard motion trail model, or determine amotion speed corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, match thedetermined motion speed with one preconfigured fourth-type standardmotion trail model, and if the determined motion speed is greater than,equal to, or less than at least one standard motion speed within astandard motion speed range corresponding to the one preconfiguredfourth-type standard motion trail model, determine that the detectedmotion trail successfully matches the one preconfigured fourth-typestandard motion trail model, or determine a motion displacementcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, match the determined motiondisplacement with at least one fifth-type standard motion trail model,and if a difference between the determined motion displacement and astandard motion displacement that is corresponding to one standardmotion trail model of the at least one fifth-type standard motion trailmodel is less than or equal to a threshold m5, determine that thedetected motion trail successfully matches the one fifth-type standardmotion trail model, or determine a motion displacement corresponding tothe motion trail of the moving object, where the motion trail isdetected by using the camera, match the determined motion displacementwith one preconfigured fifth-type standard motion trail model, and ifthe determined motion displacement is greater than, less than, or equalto a standard motion displacement corresponding to the one preconfiguredfifth-type standard motion trail model, determine that the detectedmotion trail successfully matches the one preconfigured fifth-typestandard motion trail model, or determine a motion displacementcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, match the determined motiondisplacement with at least one sixth-type standard motion trail model,and if a difference between the determined motion displacement and atleast one standard motion displacement that is within a standard motiondisplacement range corresponding to one standard motion trail model ofthe at least one sixth-type standard motion trail model is less than orequal to a threshold m6, determine that the detected motion trailsuccessfully matches the one sixth-type standard motion trail model, ordetermine a motion displacement corresponding to the motion trail of themoving object, where the motion trail is detected by using the camera,match the determined motion displacement with one preconfiguredsixth-type standard motion trail model, and if the determined motiondisplacement is greater than, less than, or equal to at least onestandard motion displacement within a standard motion displacement rangecorresponding to the one preconfigured sixth-type standard motion trailmodel, determine that the detected motion trail successfully matches theone preconfigured sixth-type standard motion trail model, or determine amotion duration corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, match thedetermined motion duration with at least one seventh-type standardmotion trail model, and if a difference between the determined motionduration and a standard motion duration that is corresponding to onestandard motion trail model of the at least one seventh-type standardmotion trail model is less than or equal to a threshold m7, determinethat the detected motion trail successfully matches the one seventh-typestandard motion trail model, or determine a motion durationcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, match the determined motionduration with one preconfigured seventh-type standard motion trailmodel, and if the determined motion duration is greater than, less than,or equal to a standard motion duration corresponding to the onepreconfigured seventh-type standard motion trail model, determine thatthe detected motion trail successfully matches the one preconfiguredseventh-type standard motion trail model, or determine a motion durationcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, match the determined motionduration with at least one eighth-type standard motion trail model, andif a difference between the determined motion duration and at least onestandard motion duration that is within a standard motion duration rangecorresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at least oneeighth-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m8, determine that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one eighth-type standard motion trail model, or determine amotion duration corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, match thedetermined motion duration with one preconfigured eighth-type standardmotion trail model, and if the determined motion duration is greaterthan, less than, or equal to at least one standard motion durationwithin a standard motion duration range corresponding to the onepreconfigured eighth-type standard motion trail model, determine thatthe detected motion trail successfully matches the one preconfiguredeighth-type standard motion trail model.

In some embodiments of the present invention, if the detecting unit 210detects the ambient sound by using the sound pickup apparatus after thealarm clock of the electronic device 200 is triggered, the matching unit220 may be configured to acquire a volume value corresponding to thesound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquiredvolume value with at least one first-type standard sound model, and if adifference between the acquired volume value and a standard volume valuethat is corresponding to one standard sound model of the at least onefirst-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a threshold n1,determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onefirst-type standard sound model, or acquire a volume value correspondingto the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match theacquired volume value with one preconfigured first-type standard soundmodel, and if the acquired volume value is greater than, equal to, orless than a standard volume value corresponding to the one preconfiguredfirst-type standard sound model, determine that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured first-type standard soundmodel, or acquire a volume value corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volume value withat least one second-type standard sound model, and if a differencebetween the acquired volume value and at least one standard volume valuethat is within a standard volume value range corresponding to onestandard sound model of the at least one second-type standard soundmodel is less than or equal to a threshold n2, determine that thedetected sound successfully matches the one second-type standard soundmodel, or acquire a volume value corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volume value withone preconfigured second-type standard sound model, and if the acquiredvolume value is greater than, equal to, or less than at least onestandard volume value within a standard volume value range correspondingto the one preconfigured second-type standard sound model, determinethat the detected sound successfully matches the one preconfiguredsecond-type standard sound model, or acquire an audio frequency valuecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,match the acquired audio frequency value with at least one third-typestandard sound model, and if a difference between the acquired audiofrequency value and a standard audio frequency value that iscorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least one third-typestandard sound model is less than or equal to a threshold n3, determinethat the detected sound successfully matches the one third-type standardsound model, or acquire an audio frequency value corresponding to thesound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquiredaudio frequency value with one preconfigured third-type standard soundmodel, and if the acquired audio frequency value is greater than, equalto, or less than a standard audio frequency value corresponding to theone preconfigured third-type standard sound model, determine that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured third-typestandard sound model, or acquire an audio frequency value correspondingto the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match theacquired audio frequency value with at least one fourth-type standardsound model, and if a difference between the acquired audio frequencyvalue and at least one standard audio frequency value that is within astandard audio frequency value range corresponding to one standard soundmodel of the at least one fourth-type standard sound model is less thanor equal to a threshold n4, determine that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one fourth-type standard sound model, oracquire an audio frequency value corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired audio frequencyvalue with one preconfigured fourth-type standard sound model, and ifthe acquired audio frequency value is greater than, equal to, or lessthan at least one standard audio frequency value within a standard audiofrequency value range corresponding to the one preconfigured fourth-typestandard sound model, determine that the detected sound successfullymatches the one preconfigured fourth-type standard sound model, oracquire an audio frequency change trend corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired audiofrequency change trend with at least one fifth-type standard soundmodel, and if the acquired audio frequency change trend is the same as astandard audio frequency change trend corresponding to one standardsound model of the at least one fifth-type standard sound model,determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onefifth-type standard sound model, or acquire a volume change trendcorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,match the acquired volume change trend with at least one sixth-typestandard sound model, and if the acquired volume change trend is thesame as a standard volume change trend corresponding to one standardsound model of the at least one sixth-type standard sound model,determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onesixth-type standard sound model, or acquire an audio frequency changerate corresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickupapparatus, match the acquired audio frequency change rate with at leastone seventh-type standard sound model, and if a difference between theacquired audio frequency change rate and a standard audio frequencychange rate that is corresponding to one standard sound model of the atleast one seventh-type standard sound model is less than or equal to athreshold n5, determine that the detected sound successfully matches theone seventh-type standard sound model, or acquire an audio frequencychange rate corresponding to the sound detected by using the soundpickup apparatus, match the acquired audio frequency change rate withone preconfigured seventh-type standard sound model, and if the acquiredaudio frequency change rate is greater than, equal to, or less than astandard audio frequency change rate corresponding to the onepreconfigured seventh-type standard sound model, determine that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured seventh-typestandard sound model, or acquire an audio frequency change ratecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,match the acquired audio frequency change rate with at least oneeighth-type standard sound model, and if a difference between theacquired audio frequency change rate and at least one audio frequencychange rate that is within a standard audio frequency change rate rangecorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least oneeighth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn6, determine that the detected sound successfully matches the oneeighth-type standard sound model, or acquire an audio frequency changerate corresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickupapparatus, match the acquired audio frequency change rate with onepreconfigured eighth-type standard sound model, and if the acquiredaudio frequency change rate is greater than, equal to, or less than atleast one standard audio frequency change rate within a standard audiofrequency change rate range corresponding to the one preconfiguredeighth-type standard sound model, determine that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured eighth-type standard soundmodel, or acquire a volume change rate corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired volumechange rate with at least one ninth-type standard sound model, and if adifference between the acquired volume change rate and a standard volumechange rate that is corresponding to one standard sound model of the atleast one ninth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to athreshold n7, determine that the detected sound successfully matches theone ninth-type standard sound model, or acquire a volume change ratecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,match the acquired volume change rate with one preconfigured ninth-typestandard sound model, and if the acquired volume change rate is greaterthan, equal to, or less than a standard volume change rate correspondingto the one preconfigured ninth-type standard sound model, determine thatthe detected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured ninth-typestandard sound model, or acquire a volume change rate corresponding tothe sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match theacquired volume change rate with at least one tenth-type standard soundmodel, and if a difference between the acquired volume change rate andat least one volume change rate that is within a standard volume changerate range corresponding to one standard sound model of the at least onetenth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a threshold n8,determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onetenth-type standard sound model, or acquire a volume change ratecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,match the acquired volume change rate with one preconfigured tenth-typestandard sound model, and if the acquired volume change rate is greaterthan, equal to, or less than at least one standard volume change ratewithin a standard volume change rate range corresponding to the onepreconfigured tenth-type standard sound model, determine that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured tenth-typestandard sound model, or acquire a duration corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquiredduration with at least one eleventh-type standard sound model, and if adifference between the acquired duration and a standard duration that iscorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least oneeleventh-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn9, determine that the detected sound successfully matches the oneeleventh-type standard sound model, or acquire a duration correspondingto the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, match theacquired duration with one preconfigured eleventh-type standard soundmodel, and if the acquired duration is greater than, equal to, or lessthan a standard duration corresponding to the one preconfiguredeleventh-type standard sound model, determine that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured eleventh-type standard soundmodel, or acquire a duration corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, match the acquired duration with atleast one twelfth-type standard sound model, and if a difference betweenthe acquired duration and at least one standard duration that is withina standard duration range corresponding to one standard sound model ofthe at least one twelfth-type standard sound model is less than or equalto a threshold n10, determine that the detected sound successfullymatches the one twelfth-type standard sound model, or acquire a durationcorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,match the acquired duration with one preconfigured twelfth-type standardsound model, and if the acquired duration is greater than, equal to, orless than at least one standard duration within a standard durationrange corresponding to the one preconfigured twelfth-type standard soundmodel, determine that the detected sound successfully matches the onepreconfigured twelfth-type standard sound model, or convert the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus into a corresponding sounddigital signal, match the sound digital signal, which is obtained bymeans of conversion, with at least one thirteenth-type standard soundmodel, and if a difference between the sound digital signal and astandard sound digital signal that is corresponding to one standardsound model of the at least one thirteenth-type standard sound model isless than or equal to a threshold n11, determine that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one thirteenth-type standard sound model.

In some embodiments of the present invention, if the detecting unit 210detects the distance between, or the change status of the distancebetween the moving object and the electronic device 200 by using thedistance sensor after the alarm clock of the electronic device 200 istriggered, the matching unit 220 may be configured to match the distancebetween the moving object and the electronic device 200 and at least onefirst-type standard distance model, where the distance is detected byusing the distance sensor, and if a difference between the distance anda standard distance that is corresponding to one standard distance modelof the at least one first-type standard distance model is less than orequal to a threshold s1, determine that the detected distancesuccessfully matches the one first-type standard distance model, ormatch the distance between the moving object and the electronic device200 and one preconfigured first-type standard distance model, where thedistance is detected by using the distance sensor, and if the distanceis greater than, less than, or equal to a standard distancecorresponding to the one preconfigured first-type standard distancemodel, determine that the detected distance successfully matches the onepreconfigured first-type standard distance model, or match the distancebetween the moving object and the electronic device 200 and at least onesecond-type standard distance model, where the distance is detected byusing the distance sensor, and if a difference between the distance andat least one standard distance that is within a standard distance rangecorresponding to one standard distance model of the at least onesecond-type standard distance model is less than or equal to a thresholds2, determine that the detected distance successfully matches the onesecond-type standard distance model, or match the distance between themoving object and the electronic device 200 and one preconfiguredsecond-type standard distance model, where the distance is detected byusing the distance sensor, and if the distance is greater than, lessthan, or equal to at least one standard distance within a standarddistance range corresponding to the one preconfigured second-typestandard distance model, determine that the detected distancesuccessfully matches the one preconfigured second-type standard distancemodel, or match a distance change rate between the moving object and theelectronic device 200 and at least one third-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andif a difference between the distance change rate and a standard distancechange rate that is corresponding to one standard distance model of theat least one third-type standard distance model is less than or equal toa threshold s3, determine that the detected distance change ratesuccessfully matches the one third-type standard distance model, ormatch a distance change rate between the moving object and theelectronic device 200 and one preconfigured third-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andif the distance change rate is greater than, less than, or equal to astandard distance change rate corresponding to the one preconfiguredthird-type standard distance model, determine that the detected distancechange rate successfully matches the one preconfigured third-typestandard distance model, or match a distance change rate between themoving object and the electronic device 200 and at least one fourth-typestandard distance model, where the distance is detected by using thedistance sensor, and if a difference between the distance change rateand at least one standard distance change rate that is within a standarddistance change rate range corresponding to one standard distance modelof the at least one fourth-type standard distance model is less than orequal to a threshold s4, determine that the detected distance changerate successfully matches the one fourth-type standard distance model,or match a distance change rate between the moving object and theelectronic device 200 and one preconfigured fourth-type standarddistance model, where the distance is detected by using the distancesensor, and if the distance change rate is greater than, less than, orequal to at least one standard distance change rate within a standarddistance change rate range corresponding to the one preconfiguredfourth-type standard distance model, determine that the detecteddistance change rate successfully matches the one preconfiguredfourth-type standard distance model, or match a distance change durationbetween the moving object and the electronic device 200 and at least onefifth-type standard distance model, where the distance is detected byusing the distance sensor, and if a difference between the distancechange duration and a standard distance change duration that iscorresponding to one standard distance model of the at least onefifth-type standard distance model is less than or equal to a thresholds5, determine that the detected distance change duration successfullymatches the one fifth-type standard distance model, or match a distancechange duration between the moving object and the electronic device 200and one preconfigured fifth-type standard distance model, where thedistance is detected by using the distance sensor, and if the distancechange duration is greater than, less than, or equal to a standarddistance change duration corresponding to the one preconfiguredfifth-type standard distance model, determine that the detected distancechange duration successfully matches the one preconfigured fifth-typestandard distance model, or match a distance change duration between themoving object and the electronic device 200 and at least one sixth-typestandard distance model, where the distance is detected by using thedistance sensor, and if a difference between the distance changeduration and at least one standard distance change duration that iswithin a standard distance change duration range corresponding to onestandard distance model of the at least one sixth-type standard distancemodel is less than or equal to a threshold s6, determine that thedetected distance change duration successfully matches the onesixth-type standard distance model, or match a distance change durationbetween the moving object and the electronic device 200 and onepreconfigured sixth-type standard distance model, where the distance isdetected by using the distance sensor, and if the distance changeduration is greater than, less than, or equal to at least one standarddistance change duration within a standard distance change durationrange corresponding to the one preconfigured sixth-type standarddistance model, determine that the detected distance change durationsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured sixth-type standard distancemodel, or match a distance change trend between the moving object andthe electronic device 200 and at least one seventh-type standarddistance model, where the distance is detected by using the distancesensor, and if the distance change trend is the same as a standarddistance change trend corresponding to one standard distance model amongthe at least one seventh-type standard distance model, determine thatthe detected distance change rate successfully matches the oneseventh-type standard distance model.

In some embodiments of the present invention, that the control unit 230controls the alarm clock of the electronic device 200 may includestopping the alarm clock of the electronic device 200, snoozing thealarm clock of the electronic device 200, adjusting a volume of thealarm clock of the electronic device 200, adjusting music of the alarmclock of the electronic device 200, or the like.

In addition, if the non-contact behavior detected by the detecting unit210 does not successfully match any one of the standard models, thecontrol unit 230 may ignore the non-contact behavior detected this time,and the detecting unit 210 may proceed to detect a non-contact behavior.

In some embodiments of the present invention, if the matching performedby the matching unit 220 is successful, the control unit 230 may furtheradjust screen brightness of the electronic device (for example, increaseor decrease the brightness) according to a screen brightness adjustmentmanner corresponding to a successfully matched standard model, and mayalso perform other operations.

In some embodiments of the present invention, if the matching performedby the matching unit 220 fails (indicating that the alarm clock may failto draw attention of the user or the user is not wakened up), thecontrol unit 230 may further perform at least one of the followingoperations sending a control instruction to at least one secondelectronic device (for example, a doorbell, an indoor fixed-line phone,an indoor television, or an indoor sound box), so as to control thesecond electronic device to work (for example, send a controlinstruction to control the doorbell to work, so that the doorbell rings,a sound of the doorbell is more likely to draw attention of the user orwake up the user, an objective of controlling another device to work issimilar to this), gradually increasing a volume of the alarm clock tothe maximum (normally, a higher volume of the alarm clock is more likelyto draw attention of the user or wake up the user), if the electronicdevice 200 is a communications terminal, selecting, by the control unit230, at least one telephone number to simulate an incoming call(simulating an incoming call is also more likely to draw attention ofthe user or wake up the user), and if the electronic device 200 is acommunications terminal, selecting, by the control unit 230, at leastone telephone number to make an outgoing call (an outgoing call to atarget user may help to wake up the user).

It may be understood that the electronic device 200 according to thisembodiment may be the electronic device in the foregoing methodembodiment, where a function of each functional module of the electronicdevice 200 may be implemented according to the method in the foregoingmethod embodiment. For a specific implementation process thereof,reference may be made to a related description in the foregoing methodembodiment, which is not repeatedly described herein.

Referring to FIG. 3, an embodiment of the present invention furtherprovides an electronic device 300, which may include a processor 310, amemory 320, an output device 330, and an input device 340, where theprocessor 310, the memory 320, the input device 340, and the outputdevice 330 may be connected by using a bus or be connected in anothermanner (an example that the connection is made by using a bus is used inFIG. 3).

The processor 310 performs the following steps: detecting a non-contactbehavior after an alarm clock of the electronic device 300 is triggered,where the non-contact behavior includes a sound and/or a non-contactaction, matching the detected non-contact behavior with at least onestandard model, and if the matching is successful, controlling the alarmclock of the electronic device 300 according to an alarm clock controlmanner corresponding to the successfully matched standard model.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the processor 310 maydetect, after the alarm clock of the electronic device 300 is triggered,the non-contact behavior in at least one of the following manners:detecting a motion trail of a moving object by using a camera after thealarm clock of the electronic device 300 is triggered, detecting anambient sound by using a sound pickup apparatus after the alarm clock ofthe electronic device 300 is triggered, and detecting a distancebetween, or a change status of a distance between the moving object andthe electronic device 300 by using a distance sensor after the alarmclock of the electronic device 300 is triggered.

In some embodiments of the present invention, that the processor 310matches the detected non-contact behavior with at least one standardmodel may include matching a behavior parameter corresponding to thedetected non-contact behavior with a standard behavior parametercorresponding to the at least one standard model, and if a preset ruleis met between the behavior parameter corresponding to the detectednon-contact behavior and a standard behavior parameter corresponding toone standard model of the at least one standard model, determining thatthe detected non-contact behavior successfully matches the one standardmodel. In addition, if the preset rule is not met between the behaviorparameter corresponding to the detected non-contact behavior and thestandard behavior parameter corresponding to any one standard model ofthe at least one standard model, the processor 310 may determine thatthe detected non-contact behavior fails to match the any one standardmodel.

In some embodiments of the present invention, if the processor 310detects the motion trail of the moving object by using the camera afterthe alarm clock of the electronic device 300 is triggered, that theprocessor 310 matches the behavior parameter corresponding to thedetected non-contact behavior with the standard behavior parametercorresponding to the at least one standard model, and if the preset ruleis met between the behavior parameter corresponding to the detectednon-contact behavior and the standard behavior parameter correspondingto one standard model of the at least one standard model, determinesthat the detected non-contact behavior successfully matches the onestandard model, may include determining a motion direction correspondingto the motion trail of the moving object, where the motion trail isdetected by using the camera, matching the determined motion directionwith at least one first-type standard motion trail model, and if adifference between the determined motion direction and a standard motiondirection that is corresponding to one standard motion trail model ofthe at least one first-type standard motion trail model is less than orequal to a threshold m1, determining that the detected motion trailsuccessfully matches the one first-type standard motion trail model, ordetermining a pattern corresponding to the motion trail of the movingobject, where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, matchingthe determined pattern with at least one second-type standard motiontrail model, and if similarity between the determined pattern and astandard pattern that is corresponding to one standard motion trailmodel of the at least one second-type standard motion trail model isgreater than or equal to a threshold m2, determining that the detectedmotion trail successfully matches the one second-type standard motiontrail model, or determining a motion speed corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected by usingthe camera, matching the determined motion speed with at least onethird-type standard motion trail model, and if a difference between thedetermined motion speed and a standard motion speed that iscorresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at least onethird-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m3, determining that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one third-type standard motion trail model, or determining amotion speed corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, matching thedetermined motion speed with one preconfigured third-type standardmotion trail model, and if the determined motion speed is greater than,equal to, or less than a standard motion speed corresponding to the onepreconfigured third-type standard motion trail model, determining thatthe detected motion trail successfully matches the one preconfiguredthird-type standard motion trail model, or determining a motion speedcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, matching the determined motionspeed with at least one fourth-type standard motion trail model, and ifa difference between the determined motion speed and at least onestandard motion speed that is within a standard motion speed rangecorresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at least onefourth-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m4, determining that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one fourth-type standard motion trail model, or determininga motion speed corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, matching thedetermined motion speed with one preconfigured fourth-type standardmotion trail model, and if the determined motion speed is greater than,equal to, or less than at least one standard motion speed within astandard motion speed range corresponding to the one preconfiguredfourth-type standard motion trail model, determining that the detectedmotion trail successfully matches the one preconfigured fourth-typestandard motion trail model, or determining a motion displacementcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, matching the determined motiondisplacement with at least one fifth-type standard motion trail model,and if a difference between the determined motion displacement and astandard motion displacement that is corresponding to one standardmotion trail model of the at least one fifth-type standard motion trailmodel is less than or equal to a threshold m5, determining that thedetected motion trail successfully matches the one fifth-type standardmotion trail model, or determining a motion displacement correspondingto the motion trail of the moving object, where the motion trail isdetected by using the camera, matching the determined motiondisplacement with one preconfigured fifth-type standard motion trailmodel, and if the determined motion displacement is greater than, lessthan, or equal to a standard motion displacement corresponding to theone preconfigured fifth-type standard motion trail model, determiningthat the detected motion trail successfully matches the onepreconfigured fifth-type standard motion trail model, or determining amotion displacement corresponding to the motion trail of the movingobject, where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, matchingthe determined motion displacement with at least one sixth-type standardmotion trail model, and if a difference between the determined motiondisplacement and at least one standard motion displacement that iswithin a standard motion displacement range corresponding to onestandard motion trail model of the at least one sixth-type standardmotion trail model is less than or equal to a threshold m6, determiningthat the detected motion trail successfully matches the one sixth-typestandard motion trail model, or determining a motion displacementcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, matching the determined motiondisplacement with one preconfigured sixth-type standard motion trailmodel, and if the determined motion displacement is greater than, lessthan, or equal to at least one standard motion displacement within astandard motion displacement range corresponding to the onepreconfigured sixth-type standard motion trail model, determining thatthe detected motion trail successfully matches the one preconfiguredsixth-type standard motion trail model, or determining a motion durationcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, matching the determined motionduration with at least one seventh-type standard motion trail model, andif a difference between the determined motion duration and a standardmotion duration that is corresponding to one standard motion trail modelof the at least one seventh-type standard motion trail model is lessthan or equal to a threshold m7, determining that the detected motiontrail successfully matches the one seventh-type standard motion trailmodel, or determining a motion duration corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, where the motion trail is detected by usingthe camera, matching the determined motion duration with onepreconfigured seventh-type standard motion trail model, and if thedetermined motion duration is greater than, less than, or equal to astandard motion duration corresponding to the one preconfiguredseventh-type standard motion trail model, determining that the detectedmotion trail successfully matches the one preconfigured seventh-typestandard motion trail model, or determining a motion durationcorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, where the motiontrail is detected by using the camera, matching the determined motionduration with at least one eighth-type standard motion trail model, andif a difference between the determined motion duration and at least onestandard motion duration that is within a standard motion duration rangecorresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at least oneeighth-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m8, determining that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one eighth-type standard motion trail model, or determininga motion duration corresponding to the motion trail of the movingobject, where the motion trail is detected by using the camera, matchingthe determined motion duration with one preconfigured eighth-typestandard motion trail model, and if the determined motion duration isgreater than, less than, or equal to at least one standard motionduration within a standard motion duration range corresponding to theone preconfigured eighth-type standard motion trail model, determiningthat the detected motion trail successfully matches the onepreconfigured eighth-type standard motion trail model.

In some embodiments of the present invention, if the processor 310detects the ambient sound by using the sound pickup apparatus after thealarm clock of the electronic device 300 is triggered, that theprocessor 310 matches the behavior parameter corresponding to thedetected non-contact behavior with the standard behavior parametercorresponding to the at least one standard model, and if the preset ruleis met between the behavior parameter corresponding to the detectednon-contact behavior and the standard behavior parameter correspondingto one standard model of the at least one standard model, determinesthat the detected non-contact behavior successfully matches the onestandard model, may include acquiring a volume value corresponding tothe sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching theacquired volume value with at least one first-type standard sound model,and if a difference between the acquired volume value and a standardvolume value that is corresponding to one standard sound model of the atleast one first-type standard sound model is less than or equal to athreshold n1, determining that the detected sound successfully matchesthe one first-type standard sound model, or acquiring a volume valuecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired volume value with one preconfigured first-typestandard sound model, and if the acquired volume value is greater than,equal to, or less than a standard volume value corresponding to the onepreconfigured first-type standard sound model, determining that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured first-typestandard sound model, or acquiring a volume value corresponding to thesound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching theacquired volume value with at least one second-type standard soundmodel, and if a difference between the acquired volume value and atleast one standard volume value that is within a standard volume valuerange corresponding to one standard sound model of the at least onesecond-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn2, determining that the detected sound successfully matches the onesecond-type standard sound model, or acquiring a volume valuecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired volume value with one preconfigured second-typestandard sound model, and if the acquired volume value is greater than,equal to, or less than at least one standard volume value within astandard volume value range corresponding to the one preconfiguredsecond-type standard sound model, determining that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured second-type standard soundmodel, or acquiring an audio frequency value corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquiredaudio frequency value with at least one third-type standard sound model,and if a difference between the acquired audio frequency value and astandard audio frequency value that is corresponding to one standardsound model of the at least one third-type standard sound model is lessthan or equal to a threshold n3, determining that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one third-type standard sound model, oracquiring an audio frequency value corresponding to the sound detectedby using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquired audiofrequency value with one preconfigured third-type standard sound model,and if the acquired audio frequency value is greater than, equal to, orless than a standard audio frequency value corresponding to the onepreconfigured third-type standard sound model, determining that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured third-typestandard sound model, or acquiring an audio frequency valuecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired audio frequency value with at least onefourth-type standard sound model, and if a difference between theacquired audio frequency value and at least one standard audio frequencyvalue that is within a standard audio frequency value rangecorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least onefourth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn4, determining that the detected sound successfully matches the onefourth-type standard sound model, or acquiring an audio frequency valuecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired audio frequency value with one preconfiguredfourth-type standard sound model, and if the acquired audio frequencyvalue is greater than, equal to, or less than at least one standardaudio frequency value within a standard audio frequency value rangecorresponding to the one preconfigured fourth-type standard sound model,determining that the detected sound successfully matches the onepreconfigured fourth-type standard sound model, or acquiring an audiofrequency change trend corresponding to the sound detected by using thesound pickup apparatus, matching the acquired audio frequency changetrend with at least one fifth-type standard sound model, and if theacquired audio frequency change trend is the same as a standard audiofrequency change trend corresponding to one standard sound model of theat least one fifth-type standard sound model, determining that thedetected sound successfully matches the one fifth-type standard soundmodel, or acquiring a volume change trend corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquiredvolume change trend with at least one sixth-type standard sound model,and if the acquired volume change trend is the same as a standard volumechange trend corresponding to one standard sound model of the at leastone sixth-type standard sound model, determining that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one sixth-type standard sound model, oracquiring an audio frequency change rate corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquiredaudio frequency change rate with at least one seventh-type standardsound model, and if a difference between the acquired audio frequencychange rate and a standard audio frequency change rate that iscorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least oneseventh-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn5, determining that the detected sound successfully matches the oneseventh-type standard sound model, or acquiring an audio frequencychange rate corresponding to the sound detected by using the soundpickup apparatus, matching the acquired audio frequency change rate withone preconfigured seventh-type standard sound model, and if the acquiredaudio frequency change rate is greater than, equal to, or less than astandard audio frequency change rate corresponding to the onepreconfigured seventh-type standard sound model, determining that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured seventh-typestandard sound model, or acquiring an audio frequency change ratecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired audio frequency change rate with at least oneeighth-type standard sound model, and if a difference between theacquired audio frequency change rate and at least one audio frequencychange rate that is within a standard audio frequency change rate rangecorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least oneeighth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn6, determining that the detected sound successfully matches the oneeighth-type standard sound model, or acquiring an audio frequency changerate corresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickupapparatus, matching the acquired audio frequency change rate with onepreconfigured eighth-type standard sound model, and if the acquiredaudio frequency change rate is greater than, equal to, or less than atleast one standard audio frequency change rate within a standard audiofrequency change rate range corresponding to the one preconfiguredeighth-type standard sound model, determining that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured eighth-type standard soundmodel, or acquiring a volume change rate corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquiredvolume change rate with at least one ninth-type standard sound model,and if a difference between the acquired volume change rate and astandard volume change rate that is corresponding to one standard soundmodel of the at least one ninth-type standard sound model is less thanor equal to a threshold n7, determining that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one ninth-type standard sound model, oracquiring a volume change rate corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquired volume changerate with one preconfigured ninth-type standard sound model, and if theacquired volume change rate is greater than, equal to, or less than astandard volume change rate corresponding to the one preconfiguredninth-type standard sound model, determining that the detected soundsuccessfully matches the one preconfigured ninth-type standard soundmodel, or acquiring a volume change rate corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquiredvolume change rate with at least one tenth-type standard sound model,and if a difference between the acquired volume change rate and at leastone volume change rate that is within a standard volume change raterange corresponding to one standard sound model of the at least onetenth-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a threshold n8,determining that the detected sound successfully matches the onetenth-type standard sound model, or acquiring a volume change ratecorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired volume change rate with one preconfiguredtenth-type standard sound model, and if the acquired volume change rateis greater than, equal to, or less than at least one standard volumechange rate within a standard volume change rate range corresponding tothe one preconfigured tenth-type standard sound model, determining thatthe detected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured tenth-typestandard sound model, or acquiring a duration corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquiredduration with at least one eleventh-type standard sound model, and if adifference between the acquired duration and a standard duration that iscorresponding to one standard sound model of the at least oneeleventh-type standard sound model is less than or equal to a thresholdn9, determining that the detected sound successfully matches the oneeleventh-type standard sound model, or acquiring a durationcorresponding to the sound detected by using the sound pickup apparatus,matching the acquired duration with one preconfigured eleventh-typestandard sound model, and if the acquired duration is greater than,equal to, or less than a standard duration corresponding to the onepreconfigured eleventh-type standard sound model, determining that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured eleventh-typestandard sound model, or acquiring a duration corresponding to the sounddetected by using the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquiredduration with at least one twelfth-type standard sound model, and if adifference between the acquired duration and at least one standardduration that is within a standard duration range corresponding to onestandard sound model of the at least one twelfth-type standard soundmodel is less than or equal to a threshold n10, determining that thedetected sound successfully matches the one twelfth-type standard soundmodel, or acquiring a duration corresponding to the sound detected byusing the sound pickup apparatus, matching the acquired duration withone preconfigured twelfth-type standard sound model, and if the acquiredduration is greater than, equal to, or less than at least one standardduration within a standard duration range corresponding to the onepreconfigured twelfth-type standard sound model, determining that thedetected sound successfully matches the one preconfigured twelfth-typestandard sound model, or converting the sound detected by using thesound pickup apparatus into a corresponding sound digital signal,matching the sound digital signal, which is obtained by means ofconversion, with at least one thirteenth-type standard sound model, andif a difference between the sound digital signal and a standard sounddigital signal that is corresponding to one standard sound model of theat least one thirteenth-type standard sound model is less than or equalto a threshold n11, determining that the detected sound successfullymatches the one thirteenth-type standard sound model.

In some embodiments of the present invention, if the processor 310detects the distance between, or the change status of the distancebetween the moving object and the electronic device 300 by using thedistance sensor after the alarm clock of the electronic device 300 istriggered, that the processor 310 matches the behavior parametercorresponding to the detected non-contact behavior with the standardbehavior parameter corresponding to the at least one standard model, andif the preset rule is met between the behavior parameter correspondingto the detected non-contact behavior and the standard behavior parametercorresponding to one standard model of the at least one standard model,determines that the detected non-contact behavior successfully matchesthe one standard model, may include matching the distance between themoving object and the electronic device 300 and at least one first-typestandard distance model, where the distance is detected by using thedistance sensor, and if a difference between the distance and a standarddistance that is corresponding to one standard distance model of the atleast one first-type standard distance model is less than or equal to athreshold s1, determining that the detected distance successfullymatches the one first-type standard distance model, or matching thedistance between the moving object and the electronic device 300 and onepreconfigured first-type standard distance model, where the distance isdetected by using the distance sensor, and if the distance is greaterthan, less than, or equal to a standard distance corresponding to theone preconfigured first-type standard distance model, determining thatthe detected distance successfully matches the one preconfiguredfirst-type standard distance model, or matching the distance between themoving object and the electronic device 300 and at least one second-typestandard distance model, where the distance is detected by using thedistance sensor, and if a difference between the distance and at leastone standard distance that is within a standard distance rangecorresponding to one standard distance model of the at least onesecond-type standard distance model is less than or equal to a thresholds2, determining that the detected distance successfully matches the onesecond-type standard distance model, or matching the distance betweenthe moving object and the electronic device 300 and one preconfiguredsecond-type standard distance model, where the distance is detected byusing the distance sensor, and if the distance is greater than, lessthan, or equal to at least one standard distance within a standarddistance range corresponding to the one preconfigured second-typestandard distance model, determining that the detected distancesuccessfully matches the one preconfigured second-type standard distancemodel, or matching a distance change rate between the moving object andthe electronic device 300 and at least one third-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andif a difference between the distance change rate and a standard distancechange rate that is corresponding to one standard distance model of theat least one third-type standard distance model is less than or equal toa threshold s3, determining that the detected distance change ratesuccessfully matches the one third-type standard distance model, ormatching a distance change rate between the moving object and theelectronic device 300 and one preconfigured third-type standard distancemodel, where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, andif the distance change rate is greater than, less than, or equal to astandard distance change rate corresponding to the one preconfiguredthird-type standard distance model, determining that the detecteddistance change rate successfully matches the one preconfiguredthird-type standard distance model, or matching a distance change ratebetween the moving object and the electronic device 300 and at least onefourth-type standard distance model, where the distance is detected byusing the distance sensor, and if a difference between the distancechange rate and at least one standard distance change rate that iswithin a standard distance change rate range corresponding to onestandard distance model of the at least one fourth-type standarddistance model is less than or equal to a threshold s4, determining thatthe detected distance change rate successfully matches the onefourth-type standard distance model, or matching a distance change ratebetween the moving object and the electronic device 300 and onepreconfigured fourth-type standard distance model, where the distance isdetected by using the distance sensor, and if the distance change rateis greater than, less than, or equal to at least one standard distancechange rate within a standard distance change rate range correspondingto the one preconfigured fourth-type standard distance model,determining that the detected distance change rate successfully matchesthe one preconfigured fourth-type standard distance model, or matching adistance change duration between the moving object and the electronicdevice 300 and at least one fifth-type standard distance model, wherethe distance is detected by using the distance sensor, and if adifference between the distance change duration and a standard distancechange duration that is corresponding to one standard distance model ofthe at least one fifth-type standard distance model is less than orequal to a threshold s5, determining that the detected distance changeduration successfully matches the one fifth-type standard distancemodel, or matching a distance change duration between the moving objectand the electronic device 300 and one preconfigured fifth-type standarddistance model, where the distance is detected by using the distancesensor, and if the distance change duration is greater than, less than,or equal to a standard distance change duration corresponding to the onepreconfigured fifth-type standard distance model, determining that thedetected distance change duration successfully matches the onepreconfigured fifth-type standard distance model, or matching a distancechange duration between the moving object and the electronic device 300and at least one sixth-type standard distance model, where the distanceis detected by using the distance sensor, and if a difference betweenthe distance change duration and at least one standard distance changeduration that is within a standard distance change duration rangecorresponding to one standard distance model of the at least onesixth-type standard distance model is less than or equal to a thresholds6, determining that the detected distance change duration successfullymatches the one sixth-type standard distance model, or matching adistance change duration between the moving object and the electronicdevice 300 and one preconfigured sixth-type standard distance model,where the distance is detected by using the distance sensor, and if thedistance change duration is greater than, less than, or equal to atleast one standard distance change duration within a standard distancechange duration range corresponding to the one preconfigured sixth-typestandard distance model, determining that the detected distance changeduration successfully matches the one preconfigured sixth-type standarddistance model, or matching a distance change trend between the movingobject and the electronic device 300 and at least one seventh-typestandard distance model, where the distance is detected by using thedistance sensor, and if the distance change trend is the same as astandard distance change trend corresponding to one standard distancemodel among the at least one seventh-type standard distance model,determining that the detected distance change rate successfully matchesthe one seventh-type standard distance model.

In some embodiments of the present invention, that the processor 310controls the alarm clock of the electronic device 300 may includestopping the alarm clock of the electronic device 300, snoozing thealarm clock of the electronic device 300, adjusting a volume of thealarm clock of the electronic device 300, adjusting music of the alarmclock of the electronic device 300, or the like.

In addition, if the non-contact behavior detected by the processor 310does not successfully match any one of the standard models, theprocessor 310 may ignore the non-contact behavior detected this time,and the processor 310 may proceed to detect a non-contact behavior.

In some embodiments of the present invention, if the matching performedby the processor 310 is successful, the processor 310 may further adjustscreen brightness of the electronic device (for example, increase ordecrease the brightness) according to a screen brightness adjustmentmanner corresponding to a successfully matched standard model, and mayalso perform other operations.

In some embodiments of the present invention, if the matching performedby the processor 310 fails (indicating that the alarm clock may fail todraw attention of the user or the user is not wakened up), the processor310 may further perform at least one of the following operations:sending a control instruction to at least one second electronic device(for example, a doorbell, an indoor fixed-line phone, an indoortelevision, or an indoor sound box), so as to control the secondelectronic device to work (for example, send a control instruction tocontrol the doorbell to work, so that the doorbell rings, a sound of thedoorbell is more likely to draw attention of the user or wake up theuser, an objective of controlling another device to work is similar tothis), gradually increasing a volume of the alarm clock to the maximum(normally, a higher volume of the alarm clock is more likely to drawattention of the user or wake up the user), if the electronic device 300is a communications terminal, selecting, by the processor 310, at leastone telephone number to simulate an incoming call (simulating anincoming call is also more likely to draw attention of the user or wakeup the user), and if the electronic device 300 is a communicationsterminal, selecting, by the processor 310, at least one telephone numberto make an outgoing call (an outgoing call to a target user may help towake up the user).

It may be understood that the electronic device 300 according to thisembodiment may be the electronic device in the foregoing methodembodiment, where a function of each functional module of the electronicdevice 300 may be implemented according to the method in the foregoingmethod embodiment. For a specific implementation process thereof,reference may be made to a related description in the foregoing methodembodiment, which is not repeatedly described herein.

This embodiment of the present invention further provides a computerstorage medium, where the computer storage medium may store a program.When the program runs, a part of or all steps of the method, which isrecorded in the foregoing method embodiments, for controlling an alarmclock of an electronic device are included.

It should be noted that, for ease of description, the foregoing methodembodiments are described as a series of action combinations, however, aperson skilled in the art should understand that the present inventionmay not be limited by the described sequence of actions, because somesteps may be performed in another sequence or simultaneously accordingto the present invention. It should be further understood by a personskilled in the art that the described embodiments all belong toexemplary embodiments, and the involved actions and modules are notnecessarily required by the present invention. In the foregoingembodiments, the embodiments emphasize different aspects, and the partnot described in detail in a certain embodiment may be referred torelevant description of other embodiments.

To sum up, in the embodiments of the present invention, a non-contactbehavior is detected after an alarm clock of an electronic device istriggered, and the electronic device matches the detected non-contactbehavior with at least one standard model, and if the matching issuccessful, controls the alarm clock of the electronic device accordingto an alarm clock control manner corresponding to the successfullymatched standard model. Because the alarm clock of the electronic deviceis controlled by using the non-contact behavior, the user may performcontrolling, such as stopping or snoozing the alarm clock, withoutdirect contact with the electronic device. This helps to simplify a useroperation of controlling the alarm clock of the electronic device andmay reduce eye irritation of the user, thereby improving userexperience.

Further, multiple implementation manners according to this embodiment ofthe present invention may be selected flexibly, which helps to meetmultiple requirements on, for example, flexibility of alarm clockcontrol, accuracy of alarm clock control, and convenience of alarm clockcontrol, in multiple application scenarios.

A person of ordinary skill in the art may understand that all or a partof the steps of the methods in the embodiments may be implemented by aprogram instructing relevant hardware. The program may be stored in acomputer readable storage medium. The storage medium may include, forexample, a read-only memory, a random-access memory, a magnetic disk, oran optical disc.

The above describes in detail a method for controlling an alarm clock ofan electronic device and the electronic device according to embodimentsof the present invention. Specific examples are used in thisspecification to describe principles and implementation manners of thepresent invention. The foregoing embodiments are merely intended to helpunderstand the method and core ideas of the present invention. Inaddition, for a person of ordinary skill in the art, modifications maybe made to the specific implementation manners and the application scopebased on the ideas of the present invention. In conclusion, the contentof the specification shall not be construed as a limitation on thepresent invention.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for controlling an alarm clock of anelectronic device, comprising: detecting a non-contact behavior afterthe alarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, wherein thenon-contact behavior comprises a non-contact action; matching thedetected non-contact behavior with at least one standard model; andcontrolling the alarm clock of the electronic device when the matchingis successful and according to an alarm clock control mannercorresponding to the successfully matched standard model.
 2. The methodaccording to claim 1, wherein the matching the detected non-contactbehavior with at least one standard model comprises matching a behaviorparameter corresponding to the detected non-contact behavior with astandard behavior parameter corresponding to the at least one standardmodel, and when a preset rule is met between the behavior parametercorresponding to the detected non-contact behavior and a standardbehavior parameter corresponding to one standard model of the at leastone standard model, determining that the detected non-contact behaviorsuccessfully matches the one standard model.
 3. The method according toclaim 1, wherein the detecting a non-contact behavior after the alarmclock of the electronic device is triggered comprises at least one ofdetecting a motion trail of a moving object using a camera after thealarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, detecting an ambientsound using a sound pickup apparatus after the alarm clock of theelectronic device is triggered, and detecting a distance between, or achange status of a distance between, the moving object and theelectronic device using a distance sensor after the alarm clock of theelectronic device is triggered.
 4. The method according to claim 2,wherein the detecting a non-contact behavior after the alarm clock ofthe electronic device is triggered comprises at least one of detecting amotion trail of a moving object using a camera after the alarm clock ofthe electronic device is triggered, detecting an ambient sound using asound pickup apparatus after the alarm clock of the electronic device istriggered, and detecting a distance between, or a change status of adistance between, the moving object and the electronic device using adistance sensor after the alarm clock of the electronic device istriggered.
 5. The method according to claim 3, wherein when the camerais used to detect the motion trail of the moving object after the alarmclock of the electronic device is triggered, the matching a behaviorparameter corresponding to the detected non-contact behavior with astandard behavior parameter corresponding to the at least one standardmodel, and when a preset rule is met between the behavior parametercorresponding to the detected non-contact behavior and a standardbehavior parameter corresponding to one standard model of the at leastone standard model, determining that the detected non-contact behaviorsuccessfully matches the one standard model comprises determining amotion direction corresponding to the motion trail of the moving object,wherein the motion trail is detected using the camera, matching thedetermined motion direction with at least one first-type standard motiontrail model, and when a difference between the determined motiondirection and a standard motion direction that is corresponding to onestandard motion trail model of the at least one first-type standardmotion trail model is less than or equal to a threshold m1, determiningthat the detected motion trail successfully matches the one first-typestandard motion trail model.
 6. The method according to claim 3, whereinwhen the distance sensor is used to detect the distance between, or thechange status of the distance between the moving object and theelectronic device after the alarm clock of the electronic device istriggered, the matching a behavior parameter corresponding to thedetected non-contact behavior with a standard behavior parametercorresponding to the at least one standard model, and when a preset ruleis met between the behavior parameter corresponding to the detectednon-contact behavior and a standard behavior parameter corresponding toone standard model of the at least one standard model, determining thatthe detected non-contact behavior successfully matches the one standardmodel comprises: matching the distance between the moving object and theelectronic device and at least one first-type standard distance model,where the distance is detected using the distance sensor, and when adifference between the distance and a standard distance that iscorresponding to one standard distance model of the at least onefirst-type standard distance model is less than or equal to a thresholds1, determining that the detected distance successfully matches the onefirst-type standard distance model.
 7. The method according to claim 4,wherein when the camera is used to detect the motion trail of the movingobject after the alarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, thematching a behavior parameter corresponding to the detected non-contactbehavior with a standard behavior parameter corresponding to the atleast one standard model, and when a preset rule is met between thebehavior parameter corresponding to the detected non-contact behaviorand a standard behavior parameter corresponding to one standard model ofthe at least one standard model, determining that the detectednon-contact behavior successfully matches the one standard modelcomprises determining a motion direction corresponding to the motiontrail of the moving object, wherein the motion trail is detected usingthe camera, matching the determined motion direction with at least onefirst-type standard motion trail model, and when a difference betweenthe determined motion direction and a standard motion direction that iscorresponding to one standard motion trail model of the at least onefirst-type standard motion trail model is less than or equal to athreshold m1, determining that the detected motion trail successfullymatches the one first-type standard motion trail model.
 8. The methodaccording to claim 4, wherein when the distance sensor is used to detectthe distance between, or the change status of the distance between, themoving object and the electronic device after the alarm clock of theelectronic device is triggered, the matching a behavior parametercorresponding to the detected non-contact behavior with a standardbehavior parameter corresponding to the at least one standard model, andwhen a preset rule is met between the behavior parameter correspondingto the detected non-contact behavior and a standard behavior parametercorresponding to one standard model of the at least one standard model,determining that the detected non-contact behavior successfully matchesthe one standard model comprises matching the distance between themoving object and the electronic device and at least one first-typestandard distance model, where the distance is detected using thedistance sensor and when a difference between the distance and astandard distance that is corresponding to one standard distance modelof the at least one first-type standard distance model is less than orequal to a threshold s1, determining that the detected distancesuccessfully matches the one first-type standard distance model.
 9. Themethod according to claim 1, wherein the controlling the alarm clock ofthe electronic device comprises stopping the alarm clock of theelectronic device, snoozing the alarm clock of the electronic device,adjusting a volume of the alarm clock of the electronic device, oradjusting music of the alarm clock of the electronic device.
 10. Themethod according to claim 1, wherein the method further comprises whenthe matching is successful, adjusting screen brightness of theelectronic device according to a screen brightness adjustment mannercorresponding to the successfully matched standard model.
 11. The methodaccording to claim 1, wherein the method further comprises when thematching fails, performing at least one of sending a control instructionto at least one second electronic device, so as to control the secondelectronic device to work, gradually increasing a volume of the alarmclock to a maximum value, when the electronic device is a communicationsterminal, selecting at least one telephone number to simulate anincoming call, and when the electronic device is a communicationsterminal, selecting at least one telephone number to make an outgoingcall.
 12. An electronic device, comprising: a detecting unit configuredto detect a non-contact behavior after an alarm clock of the electronicdevice is triggered, wherein the non-contact behavior comprises anon-contact action; a matching unit configured to match the non-contactbehavior, which is detected by the detecting unit, with at least onestandard model; and a control unit configured to control the alarm clockof the electronic device when the matching unit performs matchingsuccessfully and according to an alarm clock control mannercorresponding to the successfully matched standard model.
 13. Theelectronic device according to claim 12, wherein the matching unit isconfigured to match a behavior parameter corresponding to the detectednon-contact behavior with a standard behavior parameter corresponding tothe at least one standard model, and when a preset rule is met betweenthe behavior parameter corresponding to the detected non-contactbehavior and a standard behavior parameter corresponding to one standardmodel of the at least one standard model, determine that the detectednon-contact behavior successfully matches the one standard model. 14.The electronic device according to claim 12, wherein the detecting unitis configured to detect, after the alarm clock of the electronic deviceis triggered, the non-contact behavior by at least one of detecting amotion trail of a moving object using a camera after the alarm clock ofthe electronic device is triggered, detecting an ambient sound using asound pickup apparatus after the alarm clock of the electronic device istriggered, and detecting a distance between, or a change status of adistance between, the moving object and the electronic device using adistance sensor after the alarm clock of the electronic device istriggered.
 15. The electronic device according to claim 14, wherein whenthe detecting unit detects the motion trail of the moving object usingthe camera after the alarm clock of the electronic device is triggered,the matching unit is configured to determine a motion directioncorresponding to the motion trail of the moving object, wherein themotion trail is detected using the camera, match the determined motiondirection with at least one first-type standard motion trail model, andwhen a difference between the determined motion direction and a standardmotion direction corresponding to one standard motion trail model of theat least one first-type standard motion trail model is less than orequal to a threshold m1, determine that the detected motion trailsuccessfully matches the one first-type standard motion trail model. 16.The electronic device according to claim 14, wherein when the detectingunit detects the distance between, or the change status of the distancebetween, the moving object and the electronic device using the distancesensor after the alarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, thematching unit is configured to match the distance between the movingobject and the electronic device and at least one first-type standarddistance model, where the distance is detected using the distancesensor, and when a difference between the distance and a standarddistance that is corresponding to one standard distance model of the atleast one first-type standard distance model is less than or equal to athreshold s1, determine that the detected distance successfully matchesthe one first-type standard distance model.
 17. A method for controllingan alarm clock of an electronic device, comprising: detecting anon-contact behavior after the alarm clock of the electronic device istriggered, wherein the non-contact behavior comprises a sound; matchingthe detected non-contact behavior with at least one standard model; andcontrolling the alarm clock of the electronic device when the matchingis successful and according to an alarm clock control mannercorresponding to the successfully matched standard model.
 18. The methodaccording to claim 17, wherein the matching the detected non-contactbehavior with at least one standard model comprises matching a behaviorparameter corresponding to the detected non-contact behavior with astandard behavior parameter corresponding to the at least one standardmodel, and when a preset rule is met between the behavior parametercorresponding to the detected non-contact behavior and a standardbehavior parameter corresponding to one standard model of the at leastone standard model, determining that the detected non-contact behaviorsuccessfully matches the one standard model.
 19. The method according toclaim 17, wherein the detecting a non-contact behavior after the alarmclock of the electronic device is triggered comprises at least one ofdetecting a motion trail of a moving object using a camera after thealarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, detecting an ambientsound using a sound pickup apparatus after the alarm clock of theelectronic device is triggered, and detecting a distance between, or achange status of a distance between the moving object and the electronicdevice using a distance sensor after the alarm clock of the electronicdevice is triggered.
 20. The method according to claim 19, wherein whenthe sound pickup apparatus is used to detect the ambient sound after thealarm clock of the electronic device is triggered, the matching abehavior parameter corresponding to the detected non-contact behaviorwith a standard behavior parameter corresponding to the at least onestandard model, and when a preset rule is met between the behaviorparameter corresponding to the detected non-contact behavior and astandard behavior parameter corresponding to one standard model of theat least one standard model, determining that the detected non-contactbehavior successfully matches the one standard model comprises acquiringa volume value corresponding to the sound detected using the soundpickup apparatus, matching the acquired volume value with at least onefirst-type standard sound model, and when a difference between theacquired volume value and a standard volume value that is correspondingto one standard sound model of the at least one first-type standardsound model is less than or equal to a threshold n1, determining thatthe detected sound successfully matches the one first-type standardsound model.